Real Conversations with Artists Who Made It
The DOJO Podcast goes deep with DJs and Producers who've actually broken through.
All things getting signed, playing the world's biggest clubs and building careers that last.
Prunk
What It Actually Takes to Get Signed
Prunk built PIV into one of house music's most respected labels from Amsterdam. He breaks down the difference between chasing trends and building something that lasts — and why getting signed matters less than you think.
Jamback
How 'Positive' Became Beatport's Longest #1
Jamback's track 'Positive' made history as Beatport's longest-charting #1 single. He talks about the creative process behind that breakthrough, what momentum actually looks like, and how one record can change everything.
Cinthie
House Music is a Shelter
Berlin-based Cinthie has built a career rooted in vinyl, community, and running multiple labels including Beste Modus and 803 Crystal Grooves. She talks about creating spaces where house music can thrive and why the format matters more than the hype.
Fleur Shore
Passion Only Works at 100%
Fleur Shore is known for high-energy sets and relentless work ethic. She shares what it takes to stand out in a crowded field and why half-measures don't work when you're building a career in dance music.
Darius Syrossian
Lessons from a Lifelong DJ
With 20+ years of DJing under his belt, Darius has played everywhere from Ibiza to global festival circuits. He reflects on surviving the industry's ups and downs, staying relevant, and why longevity beats viral moments.
Darkhorse & Grouse
How to Win ANTS Next Gen
These rising producers won one of dance music's most competitive DJ competitions. They discuss the work that led to their breakthrough and what happens after you win — the real test of sustaining momentum.
Danny Howard
The Learning Never Ends
As a BBC Radio 1 DJ and one of the UK's biggest dance music broadcasters, Danny Howard sits at the center of the industry. He talks about staying hungry, constantly evolving, and why being curious matters more than being famous.
Nic Fanciulli
Never Go with the Current Trend
Nic Fanciulli has defined house music for decades through Saved Records and residencies at the world's best clubs. He explains how to build a sound that endures and why following your own instinct beats chasing what's hot right now.
Fish 56 Octagon
Consistency Builds Careers
Fish 56 Octagon is known for relentless studio output and a work ethic that sets him apart. He digs into what consistency actually means, how to stay disciplined, and why showing up every day beats waiting for inspiration.
Will Clarke
DJs Have More Opportunity Than Ever
UK-born, US-based Will Clarke has releases on legendary labels like Dirtybird and Relief. He talks about the global landscape today — how technology and streaming have actually opened more doors than they've closed.
Simon Dunmore
Success Is an Anomaly
Simon Dunmore founded Defected Records, one of the most important house music labels in history. He reflects on building something that lasts, surviving market shifts, and why most breakthrough success is luck meeting preparation.
Kolter
Be a Kid in the Studio
Kolter's playful, creative approach to production stands out in a serious genre. He talks about bringing joy and experimentation back to the studio and why staying curious — like a kid learning — unlocks better music.
Archie Hamilton
Doing Music Full Time With No Safety Net
Archie Hamilton runs Microhertz and maintains one of dance music's most active touring careers. He shares what it really means to commit fully to music — the risks, the rewards, and how to build something sustainable when there's no Plan B.