Rave Room Podcast

Rave Room Podcast

Join us as we dive deep into the vibrant electronic music scene, exploring the latest trends, techniques, and insider secret to success. Unlock your DJ/producer potential as we bring you expert interviews, cutting-edge tips, and in-depth discussions within the electronic music world. Whether you're an aspiring talent or a seasoned Dj/producer, our podcast will provide valuable insights to enhance your skills, knowledge, career growth with a whole load of banter.

  1. Working with the biggest names in music with Carnao Beats

    11/02/2025

    Working with the biggest names in music with Carnao Beats

    The music of Carnao Beats is unmistakably a product of his London environment. The tracks he creates are a cut above thenorm: simultaneously bass-heavy and complex, commanding and melodic, with anaptitude for working with vocals that only the most talented of his contemporaries share. His 2012 debut‘H.O.U.S.E’ came on Mark Radford’s revered Audio Rehab, establishing somewhat of a blueprint for a Carnao Beats record: tough, club-ready beats and percussion paired with a intricately interwoven melodies. This would be the start of a fruitful relationship between label and artist that included the more recent ‘Chords Of Life’ and ‘Paint Out TheSun’. The follow up to his debut, ‘Know My Name’–produced in collaboration with AmineEdge & DANCE–was equally impressive, with both tracks now having clocked up hundreds of thousands of plays on YouTube and Soundcloud respectively, establishing Carnao as major new player ont he underground house scene. Carnao’s next release, the sublime ‘GoneIn The Morning’ featuring Donae’o caught the attention of A-listers MK and Roger Sanchez. Both have been staunch supporter sever since, with Sanchez so enamored with Carnao’s music that the two teamed upon ‘Make Me Wonder’, a co-production dropping on Stealth. Further labels that have recognized his talents include King Street, CUFF Records and legendary NYC imprint Nurvous, who will release Carnao Beats v Gerry Gonza‘98’ later this year. ADJ who cut his teeth in the days of vinyl, Carnao’s talents behind the decks are equal to his studio skills, with lauded shows at world-renowned venues along side the likes of Josh Butler, Route94, and Second City further adding to the hype surrounding him. Carnao’s latest release is a reworking of Jean Jacques Smoothie’s house classic ‘2People’ on Sam Divine’s cult D-Vine Sounds label: a shining endorsement from without doubt one of London’s finest house DJs. Ina crowded marketplace, Carnao Beats has managed to not only make a name for himself, but exceed expectations with every release. As Carnao himself puts it, “as long as you have the right mindset you can express what you like, come up with new ideas and create a new path for yourself”. Long may he continue down that path.

    1h 18m
  2. From Cook in a restaurant to a Successful DJ/Producer with LEFTI

    08/31/2025

    From Cook in a restaurant to a Successful DJ/Producer with LEFTI

    Welcome to The Rave Room Podcast, your go-to hub for immersive dives into electronic music, DJ culture, house grooves, and rave energy! We’re all about spotlighting top DJs, producers, and the beats that keep the dance floors pulsing.In this episode, we sit down with LEFTI, the Brooklyn-based DJ and producer Alexandro Suarez, whose two decades behind the decks have made him a master at commanding crowds like a true conductor. As a powerhouse producer, LEFTI boasts an impressive catalog on labels like DVINE Sounds, Golden Recordings, Toolroom, Nervous Records, Farris Wheel Recordings, and Kittball Records. Kicking off 2025 strong, his single “Deep Down” on Sam Divine’s DVINE Sounds / Defected Records—featuring a fresh spin on the iconic Deep Inside vocal—topped Traxsource’s Tech House Genre chart, cracked the overall Top 20, and hit Beatport’s Tech House Top 25. In 2021, he founded Quincy Boy Records to showcase his music and emerging artists, and he’s recently launched Warehouse Disco, a label dedicated to underground tech house. With his signature blend of timeless house grooves and modern vibes, LEFTI shares his journey, production tips, label insights, and what’s next for electronic dance music.Whether you’re an aspiring DJ, music producer, house music enthusiast, or EDM fan, this interview is loaded with inspiration, playlist gems, and behind-the-scenes stories. Subscribe for more exclusive DJ interviews, producer talks, label spotlights, and rave culture deep dives! Like if you’re feeling the energy, comment your top LEFTI track, and hit notifications to stay in the loop. #TheRaveRoomPodcast #LEFTIDJ #HouseMusicProducer #TechHouse #ElectronicMusicInterview #DJPodcast #DefectedRecords #QuincyBoyRecords #WarehouseDisco

    1h 38m
  3. What It Really Takes To Be Successful In Electronic Music with Grahame Farmer Data Transmission

    05/30/2025

    What It Really Takes To Be Successful In Electronic Music with Grahame Farmer Data Transmission

    In this engaging conversation, Grahame Farmer shares his journey through the music industry, from his early experiences with dance music to founding Data Transmission. He discusses the evolution of his career, the challenges faced while building a community, and the transition from a physical magazine to an online platform and radio station. Grahame reflects on the importance of consistency and innovation in the music scene, as well as the nostalgia of past music platforms like MySpace. In this conversation, Brad and Grahame Farmer discuss the challenges and opportunities within the music industry, particularly focusing on the importance of social media, the evolving role of DJs, and the significance of community and coaching. Grahame shares his personal journey of building a music brand, navigating ticketing, and the drive to provide for his family. They also delve into the process of writing a book and the importance of celebrating small wins in the industry. In this conversation, Grahame Farmer discusses the evolution of his music career, the importance of family in his business, and the unique genres he has created. He shares insights on the fun aspects of DJing, influential figures in the music industry, and the educational programs he offers for aspiring artists. Grahame emphasizes the transition from hobby to career, the significance of branding, and how to find the right record label. He provides valuable advice for new producers and highlights essential marketing skills for musicians.Takeaways- Grahame's journey into music began at a young age.- He discovered dance music at a friend's house party.- Turnmills was a pivotal point in his career.- Data Transmission started as a magazine promoting club events.- The transition to an online platform was driven by necessity.- Grahame emphasizes the importance of community in music.- He has built a successful podcast and radio station.- Consistency in content creation has been key to success.- The evolution of music platforms has changed the industry landscape.- Grahame's passion for music continues to drive his work. The ticketing landscape requires significant infrastructure and trial and error.- Providing for family can be a strong motivator in the music industry.- Social media offers various platforms for artists to connect with audiences.- DJs can explore new avenues like Twitch for live streaming and community building.- Self-releasing music is a viable option for artists today.- Coaching and community support can help emerging artists navigate their careers.- Writing a book can be a fulfilling way to share knowledge and experiences.- Celebrating small wins is crucial for long-term motivation in the music industry.- There are numerous ways to make a living as a producer beyond just releasing tracks.- Building a team requires management skills and adaptability. Grahame's partner plays a crucial role in the drum and bass scene.- Creating unique music genres can set artists apart.- DJing is a fun hobby for Grahame, not just a career.- Education is important to help others in the music industry.- Music is only a small part of a successful career.- Building a brand is essential for musicians.- Finding the right record label is key to success.- New producers should focus on perfecting their craft.- Networking is vital in the music industry.- Marketing skills can significantly boost a musician's profile.music, electronic, podcast, data transmission, Grahame Farmer, Turnmills, Ibiza, MySpace, community, record labels, house music, music industry, social media, DJing, coaching, ticketing, family, community, music production, writing, small wins, music production, DJing, branding, record labels, social media, music education, career advice, music genres, networking, artist development

    1h 19m

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Join us as we dive deep into the vibrant electronic music scene, exploring the latest trends, techniques, and insider secret to success. Unlock your DJ/producer potential as we bring you expert interviews, cutting-edge tips, and in-depth discussions within the electronic music world. Whether you're an aspiring talent or a seasoned Dj/producer, our podcast will provide valuable insights to enhance your skills, knowledge, career growth with a whole load of banter.