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We’re joined by Seth Hills to chat about his journey from the Dutch club scene to international stages, and find out what’s next for his genre-blending sound. 

Anjunabeats mainstay Oliver Smith joins the ASOT podcast to talk all things ‘Footprints’, his debut album after two decades in the industry. 

'Who’s Afraid of 138?!' regular David Forbes is back on the show to chat about his recent releases and the upcoming projects he is working on. 

Brian Eno joins Zane to talk about his latest album "FOREVERANDEVERNOMORE". They talk about how we benefit from art, his relationship with Fred again.., and the environmental movement.  

He survived a Coma and today he's on our show to talk about his new book describing his journey. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. 

Zane is joined in the studio by Macklemore to talk about the journey to his latest release, “BEN”. 

A conversation about the band’s return, its evolving message and the nature of comeback tours. Guests: Rolling Stone's Andy Greene and the writer and "Summer of Soul" producer Joseph Patel.Unlock full access to New York Times podcasts and explore everything from politics to pop c ... Show More

Jeremy Greene, singer and music producer will be on the show! Talking to us about his music and what the future will have in store for him. 

Tayler Holder joins our Miami interview series to discuss the recent comments by Sommer Ray on another podcast, his transition into becoming an artist, and talk about his upcoming fight this weekend with AnEsonGib. You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotif ... Show More

This week we find the guys down a man. With Steve missing from the pod Terrence & Weez discuss the passing of Hip Hop legend DMX. They discuss his memory & legacy as well as the impact his music had on us. They also touch on FX’s hit show snowfall and give their thoughts and pred ... Show More

DJ legend Andrew Weatherall guests, and reveals his smoke machine powers, Johnny Marr tells us about the tracks he's most proud of, and Pete Paphides reports from the pages of a 1972 NME