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Bringing you behind the scenes of the music industry and beyond. Each episode features Loud&Unfiltered conversations with music industry professionals and entrepreneurs, diving into topics like personal branding, innovation, and the intersection of music and tech. Tune in for insightful stories, actionable advice, and unfiltered discussions on how to thrive in the fast-paced world of business and creativity.

  1. 1 DAY AGO

    Inside The Industry: Rick Blaskey Part 2: Discovering Global Music Stars, Managing Whitney Houston Campaigns & The Secrets Behind Legendary Record Labels

    In this episode of Loud & Unfiltered, Josh Karpf sits down with one of the music industry’s most influential behind-the-scenes figures — Rick Blaskey. A veteran of the global music business, Rick has worked with some of the biggest artists, labels and campaigns in modern music history. From shaping global marketing strategies for superstar acts to navigating the inner workings of record labels and artist management, Rick offers a rare insider’s view into how the music industry really works. Across the conversation, Rick shares stories from decades inside the business — including early campaigns for Whitney Houston, insights into artist development, the role of luck and timing in music success, and how record labels identify and build global stars. The episode explores the evolution of the music industry, the realities of artist marketing, and the complex relationship between creativity, commerce and cultural moments that shape the biggest music careers. For anyone interested in music business, artist management, record label strategy, or the history of global music marketing, this is a fascinating deep dive with one of the industry’s most experienced operators. Subscribe to Loud&Unfiltered for more unfiltered conversations with music industry leaders, innovators, and cultural entrepreneurs and connect with us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jukeboxpr/ Key Moments: 00:00 – Trailer 00:46 – Host Intro: Rick Blaskey’s Legendary Music Career Overview 02:09 – How Rick Got Started: From Opportunity Knocks to Polygram 07:18 – Breaking Artists at Polygram: Million-Selling Records from TV 08:53 – Moving to Arista: Barry Manilow, Aretha Franklin & Adult Pop 12:22 – First Week in New York: Discovering Whitney Houston in a Club 17:14 – Building Whitney Houston: Singles Strategy & Global Breakthrough 19:27 – Cracking France: Whitney Houston, Serge Gainsbourg & Viral TV Moment 28:13 – How Ghostbusters Happened: Film Meeting, Huey Lewis & Theme Song Battle 35:44 – Golden Age of Music: Why 70s–90s Artists Are Timeless 44:41 – Meeting Aretha Franklin: Detroit Supper Club & Dressing Room Piano 51:30 – Leaving Major Labels: From EMI Frustrations to The Music & Media Partnership 57:21 – Inventing Brand–Music Partnerships: Pepsi, Tina Turner & Rod Stewart 1:07:01 – Branded Compilations & Comedy Albums: Doc Martens, Milktray & Holsten Pils 1:11:49 – World in Union: Rugby World Cup Theme & Classical Crossover 1:17:48 – Creating Three Lions: How England’s Football Anthem Was Born 1:23:25 – Scotland, Missed Penalty & the Moment Three Lions Took Off 1:25:23 – From Football to World Cups: Ricky Martin, Russell Watson & Stadium Voices 1:28:35 – David Garrett & Classical Rock: Turning Violin into Pop Spectacle 1:30:32 – New Musical ‘Soul Sisters’: Aretha, Tina, Whitney & Nile Rodgers 1:35:22 – Rick’s Favourite Role: Songwriting, Bocelli & Reimagining Classics 1:39:43 – Final Reflections: Audiences, Lyrics & Why Great Songs Last

    53 min

  2. 1 DAY AGO

    Inside The Industry: Rick Blaskey Part 1: Discovering Global Music Stars, Managing Whitney Houston Campaigns & The Secrets Behind Legendary Record Labels

    In this episode of Loud & Unfiltered, Josh Karpf sits down with one of the music industry’s most influential behind-the-scenes figures — Rick Blaskey. A veteran of the global music business, Rick has worked with some of the biggest artists, labels and campaigns in modern music history. From shaping global marketing strategies for superstar acts to navigating the inner workings of record labels and artist management, Rick offers a rare insider’s view into how the music industry really works. Across the conversation, Rick shares stories from decades inside the business — including early campaigns for Whitney Houston, insights into artist development, the role of luck and timing in music success, and how record labels identify and build global stars. The episode explores the evolution of the music industry, the realities of artist marketing, and the complex relationship between creativity, commerce and cultural moments that shape the biggest music careers. For anyone interested in music business, artist management, record label strategy, or the history of global music marketing, this is a fascinating deep dive with one of the industry’s most experienced operators. Subscribe to Loud&Unfiltered for more unfiltered conversations with music industry leaders, innovators, and cultural entrepreneurs and connect with us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jukeboxpr/ Key Moments: 00:00 – Trailer 00:46 – Host Intro: Rick Blaskey’s Legendary Music Career Overview 02:09 – How Rick Got Started: From Opportunity Knocks to Polygram 07:18 – Breaking Artists at Polygram: Million-Selling Records from TV 08:53 – Moving to Arista: Barry Manilow, Aretha Franklin & Adult Pop 12:22 – First Week in New York: Discovering Whitney Houston in a Club 17:14 – Building Whitney Houston: Singles Strategy & Global Breakthrough 19:27 – Cracking France: Whitney Houston, Serge Gainsbourg & Viral TV Moment 28:13 – How Ghostbusters Happened: Film Meeting, Huey Lewis & Theme Song Battle 35:44 – Golden Age of Music: Why 70s–90s Artists Are Timeless 44:41 – Meeting Aretha Franklin: Detroit Supper Club & Dressing Room Piano 51:30 – Leaving Major Labels: From EMI Frustrations to The Music & Media Partnership 57:21 – Inventing Brand–Music Partnerships: Pepsi, Tina Turner & Rod Stewart 1:07:01 – Branded Compilations & Comedy Albums: Doc Martens, Milktray & Holsten Pils 1:11:49 – World in Union: Rugby World Cup Theme & Classical Crossover 1:17:48 – Creating Three Lions: How England’s Football Anthem Was Born 1:23:25 – Scotland, Missed Penalty & the Moment Three Lions Took Off 1:25:23 – From Football to World Cups: Ricky Martin, Russell Watson & Stadium Voices 1:28:35 – David Garrett & Classical Rock: Turning Violin into Pop Spectacle 1:30:32 – New Musical ‘Soul Sisters’: Aretha, Tina, Whitney & Nile Rodgers 1:35:22 – Rick’s Favourite Role: Songwriting, Bocelli & Reimagining Classics 1:39:43 – Final Reflections: Audiences, Lyrics & Why Great Songs Last

    52 min
  3. Inside The Industry: Alan Fitzpatrick: From Underground DJ to Global Techno Star - Ibiza, Drumcode, Touring the World & Building a Career in Electronic Music

    3 DAYS AGO

    Inside The Industry: Alan Fitzpatrick: From Underground DJ to Global Techno Star - Ibiza, Drumcode, Touring the World & Building a Career in Electronic Music

    In this episode of Loud & Unfiltered, Josh Karpf sits down with internationally renowned techno DJ and producer Alan Fitzpatrick to explore the realities of building a long-term career in the electronic music scene. From early beginnings in the UK underground to performing at some of the world’s biggest clubs and festivals, Alan has become one of the most respected names in modern techno and house music. Alan reflects on the evolution of the dance music industry, the pressures of international touring, and what it really takes to stay relevant in a rapidly changing global music landscape. We dive into the journey behind his releases on Drumcode, Cocoon and other iconic techno labels, his experiences playing in Ibiza and across global festival stages, and the mindset required to keep evolving as both an artist and performer. Along the way, Alan shares honest insights about the music industry — from the grind of early DJ life to the challenges of maintaining creativity while touring the world. Subscribe to Loud&Unfiltered for more unfiltered conversations with music industry leaders, innovators, and cultural entrepreneurs and connect with us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jukeboxpr/ Key Moments: 0:00 – Cartel Afterparties & Armed Police Stop in Mexico 0:31 – Intro to Loaded Unfiltered & Guest: Alan Fitzpatrick 01:35 – Tobacco Dock Drumcode Set & Early Impressions 02:16 – 10 Years of “We Do What We Want” & We Are The Brave 04:18 – Building We Are The Brave & A&R Philosophy 06:30 – Standout Releases: Scream, Sasha & Seminal Tracks 08:20 – Collaborations & New Club Track with Carl Cox 10:09 – Early Influences: Slinky, 90s Clubbing & Genre-Blending Lineups 11:48 – Escaping the ‘Techno Only’ Box & Reviving Apex Faction 13:42 – New Talent on Apex & Balancing a Heavy Release Schedule 14:17 – Family Roots: Northern Soul, Motown, Prince & Bowie 17:31 – Live Music Regrets & the Power of Seeing Legends 21:26 – Can Electronic Music Match Rock Concert Emotion? 24:02 – Alan’s Hybrid Live / DJ Shows & AV Experience 27:08 – Visual-Heavy Shows, Anima & The Las Vegas Sphere 32:32 – Tour Chaos: Police, Crimean Roadside & Cartel Parties 36:41 – Malaysia Airlines MH370 Near-Miss & Perspective on Flying 39:30 – Worst Turbulence Stories & Thinking ‘This Is It’ 42:52 – Best Crowds: Chile, Argentina, Ireland & UK Culture 44:57 – How Club Culture Has Changed in 10 Years 48:40 – Staying Relevant After 20+ Years in Electronic Music 50:14 – Upcoming Releases, Collabs & 10-Year ‘We Do What We Want’ Edition 51:10 – Quickfire Round: Clubs, Festivals, Albums & DJs 52:02 – Closing Thoughts & Outro

    53 min

  4. 12 MAR

    Inside The Industry: Buying London Nightclub XOYO: Kirk Allen on Club Ownership, DJ Culture, TikTok Marketing & Building the UK Nightlife Scene

    In this episode of Loud & Unfiltered, we sit down with nightlife entrepreneur Kirk Allen, the man behind the relaunch of legendary Shoreditch nightclub XOYO, to unpack the realities of running nightclubs, building club brands, and marketing nightlife in the modern era. Kirk shares the full story behind purchasing XOYO, refurbishing the venue in just weeks, and documenting the entire process online — turning himself into an unlikely TikTok nightlife entrepreneur in the process. From promoting student nights in Leeds to running international festivals and owning multiple venues, Kirk has built a career around one thing: creating unforgettable nightlife experiences. Kirk also shares the inside story of running large scale projects including The Warehouse Leeds, Rise Festival, and international event experiences across Europe. Along the way we dive into the future of nightlife, the next generation of ravers, and why the club scene might actually be entering a new golden era. Subscribe to Loud&Unfiltered for more unfiltered conversations with music industry leaders, innovators, and cultural entrepreneurs and connect with us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jukeboxpr/ Key Moments: 0:00 – Wild Early Promoter Days & Disaster Halloween Night 0:31 – Podcast Intro & Who Is Kirk Allen? 01:21 – Why Buy XOYO? Shoreditch, Licenses & Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity 02:07 – Deal Timeline: From First Visit to Signing in December 03:28 – Rebuilding XOYO in 4 Weeks: Basement, Budget & Changing the Plan 05:25 – Building the A‑Team: Designers, Production & Trusted Partners 07:12 – XOYO’s Legacy vs. New Chapter: Respecting the Past, Building the Future 08:13 – TikTok Strategy: Founder Story, Transparency & Viral Moments 10:19 – Opening Night: Press Day, First Party & Realising XOYO Is Back 11:33 – Nail the Product: Micro-Tweaks, Dancefloor Research & Premier League Ambition 13:22 – London vs Leeds Nightlife: Different Markets, Different Strategies 15:36 – Kirk’s Role: Vision, Bookings, Marketing & Diary Management 16:59 – Positivity About Nightlife: Fighting Negative Narratives in the Media 19:03 – Leeds Club Scene: Then vs Now & Why It Still Works 25:50 – The Warehouse, Leeds: Reviving a Legendary Club 27:28 – Why Kirk Loves Owning Clubs: Designing the Perfect Night Out 31:46 – Festivals & Trips: Rise Festival, Ski Weekends & Broken Bones 32:56 – Create It: Building Branded Weekenders with Big Artists 34:22 – Why Tenerife & Majorca Work: Flights, Seasons & Local Councils 37:05 – When Things Go Wrong: Risk, Crises & Learning from Nightmares 39:01 – Future Vision: No Masterplan, Just Grabbing Great Opportunities 41:44 – The Clubs That Changed Kirk’s Life: Mission Leeds & Pacha Ibiza 42:19 – Dream Bookings: Eric Prydz, Drumcode, Carl Cox & More 44:01 – Amsterdam Dance Event, Night Time Economy & Policy Support 45:03 – Promoter vs DJ: Why Kirk Chose Organising Over Performing

    47 min

  5. 9 MAR

    Inside The Industry: Majestic on UK Garage, Viral Success and Turning Rasputin into a Global Hit

    In this episode of Loud & Unfiltered, host Josh Karpf sits down with the multi-talented DJ, producer, vocalist and radio personality to unpack the real story behind his rise — including how his rework of “Rasputin” exploded worldwide, racking up hundreds of millions of streams and becoming a social media phenomenon. Majestic shares how years of groundwork in the UK garage scene, radio broadcasting and live performance prepared him for the moment when the algorithm finally hit. The conversation dives into the power of consistency, adapting to changing platforms, and why authenticity still cuts through in an attention-driven industry. From pirate radio culture and early London club nights to TikTok virality, global touring and building a sustainable career across multiple roles, this episode offers a rare behind-the-scenes look at what it really takes to stay relevant in dance music today. Subscribe to Loud&Unfiltered for more unfiltered conversations with music industry leaders, innovators, and cultural entrepreneurs and connect with us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jukeboxpr/ Key Moments: 0:00 – Majestic Intro & Rasputin / Armand Van Helden Story 0:28 – Podcast Welcome & Audience Call-To-Action 0:50 – Who Is Majestic? Career Overview 1:31 – New York Trips, Touring Life & Burnout 3:02 – Early Life: School Music, Family & First Love of Sound 3:59 – Discovering UK Garage & Pirate Radio in Late 90s London 6:26 – Buying Decks, Ibiza Trip & Becoming a Teenage DJ 10:10 – First Pirate Radio Break: Time FM & SubJam 11:31 – From MC to Station Producer: Adverts, Imaging & Hustling 15:41 – Pirate Radio Culture, Community & Misconceptions 18:40 – Club Culture: First Bookings & Grassroots Venues 19:57 – How Smoking Bans & ID Rules Changed UK Nightlife 21:20 – Grassroots Venues, Intimacy & Resetting the Dancefloor 24:06 – Under-18 Raves, UTR & Let’s Go Crazy Era 28:12 – Lost Generations: Covid, Youth Culture & Rave Gateways 30:06 – The Making of “Rasputin” & TikTok Explosion 34:19 – Beatport #1, Heart FM & Armand’s Reaction 35:45 – Hate, Virality & David Guetta’s Advice 38:44 – Streaming Economics, Labels & Artist Exploitation 42:56 – TikTok as the New Pirate Radio & Algorithmic Culture 44:43 – Old Tunes, New Life: Kate Bush, Garage Classics & TikTok Revivals 47:39 – Content Pressure, Performance Anxiety & Being On-Camera 52:24 – Plain Old Kev: A Raw, Honest Artist Project 54:42 – Luminous Live Shows: Hybrid Rave–Concert Experience 57:06 – Breaking Into TalkSport & Sports Broadcasting 58:32 – Tyson Fury Interview & Radio Breakthrough 1:01:26 – From Music to Boxing: Ring Walk DJ & Event Curator 1:05:42 – Saudi, Queensberry vs Matchroom & Viral Boxing Moments 1:06:23 – Reading the Room: From Wembley to Madison Square Garden 1:08:12 – CALM Ambassador: Men’s Mental Health & Suicide Prevention 1:09:58 – Project 365, Therapy & Balancing Mind–Body–Soul 1:10:55 – Upcoming UK Garage Album & Big Features 1:11:59 – Closing Thoughts, Mutual Respect & Teasing Part Two

    1h 13m

  6. 3 MAR

    Inside The Industry: From Bedroom DJ to Wembley Sasha Gigi on Breaking Into the Music Industry, Fatboy Slim & Finding Your Sound

    In this episode of Loud & Unfiltered, Josh Karpf sits down with rising UK DJ and producer Sasha Gigi to unpack the reality behind the breakthrough moments — from years of graft to playing Wembley alongside Fatboy Slim. Starting out as a singer-songwriter, Sasha built her way into the scene through university radio, relentless networking and years of DJing private events before stepping onto festival stages and major club lineups. The conversation explores her journey from Bristol’s underground scene to global opportunities, including playing Ibiza, going back-to-back with Idris Elba, and becoming the first DJ to perform on the Eurostar. Sasha shares honest insights into finding your sound as an artist, the pressure of social media in modern music careers, and why authenticity matters more than chasing trends. The episode also dives into the realities of being a female DJ in a male-dominated industry, the importance of community, and the balance between production, performance and personal brand. Subscribe to Loud&Unfiltered for more unfiltered conversations with music industry leaders, innovators, and cultural entrepreneurs and connect with us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jukeboxpr/ Key Moments: 0:00 – Opening Story: From Fatboy Slim at Wembley to “Be Authentic” 0:34 – Podcast Intro: About the Show & What Listeners Can Expect 0:55 – Meet Sasha Gigi: Rising UK DJ, Producer & Vocalist 02:07 – Early Years: Saxophone, Singing in the Car & Falling in Love with Music 02:40 – Bristol Days: Uni Radio, House Music & Discovering the Club Scene 04:00 – Getting In the Door: Artist Interviews, Hoxton Radio & Fashion Week Gigs 05:20 – From Waiting Tables to Wanting Decks: The Pivot Toward DJing 06:11 – Memorable Early Interviews: Jungle, Tour Buses & Glastonbury Memories 09:30 – Years of Graft: 2017 Onward, Bar Gigs, Private Parties & Festivals 10:31 – Meeting Manager Katie Ellis: Networking Your Way into Top Management 11:50 – Lockdown Creativity: Band Project, Zoom Sessions & Songwriting for Others 15:40 – The Call: Landing a Support Slot for Fatboy Slim at Wembley 18:50 – First Time in Ibiza: Opening for Idris Elba & A Surprise Back‑to‑Back 21:20 – Confidence, Craft & Finding Your Own DJ Sound 22:50 – Studio vs Stage: Producing, Toplining & Testing Tracks in the Club 25:26 – Unique Gigs: First DJ Ever on the Eurostar & Lab 54 Pop‑Ups 26:47 – Clubs vs Festivals: Intimate Rooms, Superclubs & Arena Shows 28:15 – Inside the Electronic Music Industry: Living in Clubs & Constant Networking 28:50 – Being a Female DJ & Producer in a Male‑Dominated Scene 30:17 – Working with a Female Powerhouse Manager & Cracking the Underground 31:31 – Diversity, Lineups & Ticket Sales: The Reality for Promoters 35:29 – What’s Next: Ministry of Sound, New Agent & Summer Festival Plans 37:21 – DJ Career Advice: Cutting Through the Noise & Choosing Your Lane 40:39 – Artists & Labels to Watch: Maccabi, Hot Creations & Female‑Led Crews 42:06 – Quick‑Fire Round: Life‑Changing Clubs, Albums & Secret Weapons 44:07 – Closing Thoughts: Graft, Persistence & Inspiring the Next Generation of DJs

    46 min

  7. 24 FEB

    Inside The Industry: Inside London Nightlife Sam Spencer on Printworks, Drumsheds and the Future of Club Culture

    In this episode of Loud & Unfiltered, host Alex Jukes sits down with Sam Spencer, Director of Live Operations at Broadwick Live — the team behind some of London’s most influential music spaces including Printworks, Drumsheds, Magazine and the Albert Hall. From starting out on the cloakroom at a Frankie Knuckles show to helping shape era-defining venues, Sam shares a behind-the-scenes look at the operational reality of large-scale nightlife. The conversation explores the evolution of Printworks, the rapid rise of Drumsheds, and what it takes to deliver events for crowds of 10,000+ while keeping the experience focused on one simple principle: put the punter first. Sam also discusses London’s changing nightlife landscape, the economic pressures facing venues and audiences, and his work on the Mayor’s Nightlife Taskforce — a major industry initiative aimed at protecting and evolving the capital’s night-time economy. From licensing challenges and sound design to community culture, inclusivity and the responsibility of large venues to support the wider scene, this episode offers a rare insider perspective on the future of going out in London. Subscribe to Loud&Unfiltered for more unfiltered conversations with music industry leaders, innovators, and cultural entrepreneurs and connect with us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jukeboxpr/ Key Moments: 0:00 – Origins of Electronic Music & Setting the Scene 0:36 – Podcast Intro: Who Is Sam Spencer (Broadwick Live, Drumsheds, Printworks)? 01:42 – Behind the Scenes: What a Director of Live Operations Actually Does 03:52 – Building Drumsheds London: From Warehouse Next to IKEA to 15,000-Cap Venue 05:13 – Listening to the Crowd: How Customer Feedback Shapes Drumsheds 06:21 – Designing Shows: Production for Underground, Commercial & Broadcast Events 06:58 – Black Music, Queer Events & Inclusive Programming at Drumsheds 08:08 – Running a 15,000-Capacity Show: Staffing, Security and Inclusive Briefings 09:35 – Fixing the Sound: Acoustic Challenges and Upgrades at Drumsheds 10:53 – Lessons from Printworks & Magazine: “Punter First” Venue Philosophy 14:06 – Getting into the Music Industry: Sam’s Journey from Drama School to Cloakroom 16:16 – Career Advice: Breaking Into Electronic Music, Operations and Venues 17:52 – War Stories from the Club: Flooded Lights, Broken Toilets and Backup Plans 20:26 – Mentors, Team Culture and Learning to Run Iconic Venues 22:31 – What Is the London Night Time Taskforce? 24:45 – The State of London Nightlife: Closures, Costs and Political Buy-In 25:59 – From Fragmented Voices to One Message: Industry Lobbying & Policy Change 27:35 – What Do Clubbers Want? Big Productions vs Small Intimate Clubs 32:49 – Transmission at Wembley: A Trans Solidarity Show for Electronic Music’s Roots 35:36 – Inside Printworks London: How It Became a Global Game-Changer 38:21 – Why Daytime Raving Worked: The Printworks Formula for London 39:49 – What’s Next for Sam Spencer and Broadwick Live?

    41 min

  8. 10 FEB

    Inside The Industry: Sam Divine on Sobriety, 25 Years in Dance Music & Building the 555 Movement

    In this powerful and unfiltered episode of Loud & Unfiltered, host AJosh Karpf sits down with Sam Divine, one of the most influential figures in UK dance music, for an honest conversation about longevity, reinvention, sobriety, and the future of the club scene. With a career spanning over 25 years, Sam opens up about the realities of life on the road, burning out in an industry built on excess, and why choosing sobriety became a turning point not just personally, but creatively. From sleeping in her car for early gigs to headlining global festivals, this episode traces the full arc of a modern dance music career without filters. Sam also dives deep into the launch of 555, her new label, tour and cultural movement built around grassroots venues, affordability, and artist freedom. She explains why five-hour sets, £5 tickets, and supporting emerging DJs are essential to preserving club culture — and why now is the moment to go back to the beginning. The conversation also explores female representation in dance music, the pressure of social media, the myth of overnight success, and why authenticity matters more than ever in an algorithm-driven industry. Subscribe to Loud&Unfiltered for more unfiltered conversations with music industry leaders, innovators, and cultural entrepreneurs and connect with us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jukeboxpr/ Key Moments: 0:00 – Welcome to LOUD & Unfiltered + Sam Divine Intro 01:32 – Life on Tour, Time Off & Miami Music Week Plans 02:13 – Shutting Down a Brooklyn Block with Joe’s Pizza Set 03:29 – Asia Tour, Burnout & Learning to Pace Herself 04:34 – One Year Clean & Sober: The Reality of a Sober DJ Rider 06:57 – What Is 555? The Story Behind the Angel Number Brand 07:28 – 555 UK Grassroots Tour: Cities, Venues & £5 Tickets 09:14 – Saving Grassroots Clubs & The Lost Art of the Warm-Up Set 11:15 – Five-Hour Sets & Relearning How to Play All Night Long 16:34 – From Divine Sounds to 555 Records: A New Label Era 21:39 – Meet Nessie: Building a New Wave of 555 Artists 22:39 – Championing Female DJs & Diversity on Lineups 28:33 – Hard House Beginnings, Soulful House Pivot & Defected Breakthrough 32:09 – Writing From Pain: Divorce, Rehab & ‘Scars’ 38:04 – What’s Next: Ibiza, Croatia, 555 Expansion & New Artists 41:33 – Quickfire: Club, Albums & Influences That Shaped Sam Divine 43:21 – Playing After Kerri Chandler & Her All-Time DJ Hero 44:10 – Hot Artists to Watch: Nessie, Alisha, Olive F, Arielle Free 45:20 – Closing Thoughts: Gratitude, Sobriety & 555 Mission

    46 min
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Bringing you behind the scenes of the music industry and beyond. Each episode features Loud&Unfiltered conversations with music industry professionals and entrepreneurs, diving into topics like personal branding, innovation, and the intersection of music and tech. Tune in for insightful stories, actionable advice, and unfiltered discussions on how to thrive in the fast-paced world of business and creativity.

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  • Creator
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  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    49
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    © 2025 Loud & Unfiltered – 162625
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