#EP3

In this episode, X-Ray and Gleave Dobbin discuss their early days in the music industry and the influence of old school DJs and record shops.

They reminisce about their first meeting and share memories of visiting Fresh Underground Records in 1992.

They also talk about the nostalgia of the Belfast old school scene and the timelessness of music made by proper musicians.

The conversation highlights the influence of Italian producers and the impact of old school DJs on the new generation. They also discuss the influence of Robbie Nelson and Brian Moore on their careers.

The conversation covers early DJ experiences, selling mixtapes, nightlife in the 80s and 90s, the DMC Mixing Championships, Traks, Kilwaughter House, Circus, Kelly's, and The Point Inn.

The Northern Irish crowd is also discussed as being passionate and unique. This conversation explores the impact of the rave scene in Northern Ireland during the Troubles. The rave culture broke down barriers and brought people together, transcending religious and political divides.

The conversation also highlights upcoming gigs and fundraisers, as well as the future of the dance scene.