S1 Ep 2 : Fatboy Slim

Explicit content warning

10/13/20 • 44 min

On this week's episode I'm speaking to a real dance floor pioneer - Fatboy Slim. Known in certain circles as Norman Cook, he's from the first generation of Superstar DJ's, been the go-to guy for huge anthems over the last few decades, and is still a key player in the UK's rich tapestry of nightlife. He's truly royalty here in Cool Britannia, and I'm honoured to bow down and talk to him here on Life of The Party.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Previous Episode

S1 Ep 1 : Róisín Murphy

My guest this week is a bona fide dance floor icon. She was one half of Moloko, and throughout her 25 year career has released some of my favourite dance music. Her live shows are the stuff of legends - she makes music you can rave to, so much so that she’s even played Berghain. But it’s music with meaning - and her journey through culture is an unconventional path. Her position as an 'odd one out' in the music industry has made her an icon for so many people who feel they don’t fit in to the norm. This woman stands out in a room, and I’m so excited to have her on this episode. Roisin Murphy, this is your Life Of The Party.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Next Episode

S1 Ep 3 : Amy Lamé

Amy Lamé upped sticks from the States in the early 90’s to immerse herself in London’s nightlife. She’s a leader and collaborator in the creative fields and a huge figurehead of the city’s queer culture - especially via the legendary club night Duckie that she set up with friends twenty five years ago. She’s a radio DJ, a children’s book author, and since 2016 has held the position as London’s first Night Czar - a role that requires her to ensure the city’s nocturnal life is given the care and attention it deserves. From the Jersey Shore to the Mayor’s office on the south bank of the thames via a thousand dance floors, this is Amy Lamé’s Life Of The Party!

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.