Loud&Unfiltered

Inside London: Rob Star on Eastern Electrics, Star Pubs & How London Learned to Rave

In this episode of Loud&Unfiltered, Inside London, Alex Jukes catches up with promoter, festival gambler, pub-rave architect, and general scene instigator Rob Star.
Rob takes it from the beginning: first raves at Fantasia events at Castle Donington, Leicestershire, UK, and why he built his own path outside clubs, outside social media, outside the predictable.
Expect:
The rise of London’s illegal rave and squat-party culture
Moving 10,000+ people without a venue or a licence
How Rob used temporary event notices before it was the norm
Fabric London politics, DJ booking blocks, and ego-free alliances
Community over trending audio
Why festivals are a professional gamble, and promoters are the house’s biggest punters
How his pub at the time accidentally became a rave venue because he couldn’t afford furniture
From Shoreditch warehouses to rave pubs, to festivals like Eastern Electrics, Rob lives the ethos of building culture from the ground up, keeping it loud, honest and impact-driven, without falling into the hype vortex.
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Key Moments:
0:00 – Introduction & Early Rave Culture
04:19 – Building a Party Brand: Early Promoting & The Birth of Mullet Over07:13 – The Warehouse Revolution & London’s Underground SceneHow London’s party landscape shifted, finding warehouse spaces, and the intersection with squatters and illegal raves.
14:25 – Legalizing the Underground: The Power of Temporary Event Notices (TENs)19:19 – Growing a Scene: Music Programming, Community, and Competition
25:02 – Reinventing the London Pub: From Nightlife to HospitalityThe decision to open Star Bethnal Green, evolving pub culture, and adapting for modern audiences.
34:12 – Eastern Electrics: From Warehouse Party to Iconic FestivalOrigins, early struggles, and the unique ethos behind building the Eastern Electrics Festival.
39:32 – Stories of memorable campaigns, viral videos, and creative festival promotions.
46:21 – How lineup curation changed, community connection, and the festival's evolution post-pandemic pause.
50:17 – Diversifying: Restaurants & Future Hospitality VenturesLaunching a restaurant, challenges in the food industry, and plans for a new multi-purpose venue.
54:32 – Rob Star’s picks for best restaurants, bars, and clubs in London.
56:44 – Final thoughts on passion in business, future ambitions, and gratitude for collaborations.

Inside London: The Manor On The journey from South London Pubs, Ibiza Chaos & The Truth About Going Independent in Music

In this unfiltered Loud&Unfiltered episode, Alex Jukes sits down with Dutch & Graft - better known as The Manor - to talk all things South London, music, and madness. From early days freestyling in Bromley pubs to performing alongside The Streets and planning new headline shows, this conversation is packed with raw honesty, chaotic stories, and genuine creative insight.
The duo break down their journey from pirate-radio inspired rap on house beats, their relationship with Defected Records, the wild reality of filming in Ibiza, and how Paul Weller became an unlikely mentor. Expect talk of independence vs major labels, the cost of staying creative, viral freestyles, and how they’re building their own movement with a loyal South London community behind them.
What You’ll Hear:
How The Manor built a cult following across South London
Why independence matters more than ever in 2025
How to blend rap, house, and storytelling authentically
Behind-the-scenes of their Ibiza video and touring with The Streets
Lessons on community, culture, and staying grounded in the music industry
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Key Moments: 
0:00 – South London Roots: Music, Community & Artist Origins
02:50 – Musical Style & Early Success: South London Influence and Genre Fusion
06:00 – Creative Process & Collaboration: How Dutch & Graft Make Magic
09:49 – Overcoming Challenges in the Music Industry & Going Independent
15:16 – Memorable Ibiza Adventures & Behind the Scenes of Hit Tracks
21:31 – Live Performances & Touring: Energy, Fans & Unforgettable Gigs
29:28 – Collaborations & Career Milestones: Working with Paul Weller
35:09 – Building Community: Event Planning and Fostering Local Fanbase
41:17 – Quickfire Questions: Favorite Clubs, Takeaways, Artists & Annoyances
46:05 – Passion, Staying Power & What’s Next for Dutch & Graft

Inside London: Mak 10 on Pirate Radio, Nasty Crew & How The Grime Scene Has Taken Over London

In this Inside London edition of Loud & Unfiltered, we sit down with Mak 10 - DJ, producer, and member of the legendary Nasty Crew to talk about how grime culture was born from the streets, pirate radio, and pure rebellion.
From early drum & bass and garage roots to the explosive rise of grime MCs like Dizzee Rascal, D Double E, and Kano, Mak 10 takes us deep into the origins of a genre that reshaped UK music forever. He shares untold stories of Deja Vu FM, rival crews like Roll Deep, and the DIY spirit that drove a generation to create their own sound when no one would play them on legal radio.
Mak 10 also reveals the story behind his viral series The Essence, why his Dizzee Rascal rooftop session broke the internet, and how he accidentally reunited Dizzee and Wiley for the first time in years.
What You’ll Learn:
How pirate radio shaped London’s underground music scene
The rise of Nasty Crew and the rivalry with Roll Deep
Why grime was born from garage, rebellion, and youth culture
How Mak 10 pioneered content creation through The Essence series
The story behind Dizzee Rascal and Wiley’s viral reunion
How streaming and social media transformed the grime scene
The next wave of grime, hybrid genres, and UK club innovation
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Key Moments:
0:00 Introduction: Mak 10’s Journey in Grime and Garage 
01:09 Mak 10’s Early Influences: From Drum & Bass to Grime 
02:42 Garage to Grime: Cultural and Generational Shifts 
03:31 The Power of Pirate Radio in London’s Grime Scene 
04:42 Going Mainstream: Pirate Radio to Legal Stations and Streaming
05:13 The Nasty Crew Era: Growth, Rivalries, and Roll Deep 
07:22 Memorable Sets and Viral Grime Moments: Deja Vu and Beyond
08:35 DIY Spirit: Pirate Radio Attitude and Innovation 
09:08 Behind the Scenes: Booking Grime and Drum & Bass Events
11:41 Grime Goes Mainstream: Roots, Growth, and Authenticity 
13:16 Legendary Collaborations: Nasty Crew’s Lasting Influence 
14:43 Passing the Torch: New Producers and Grime’s Evolution 
15:06 The Essence Series: Creative Content and Streaming Innovations
16:56 Content Creation: Live Streaming vs. Pre-Recording in Grime
17:46 Favourite Guests: Dizzee Rascal, Viral Moments, and Rooftop Sessions 
19:51 Off-the-Cuff Creativity and Viral Content Stories 
23:41 Grime Meets Drum & Bass: Genre Crossovers and Scene Evolution 
26:08 Iconic Collaborations: The Dizzee & Wiley Reunion Story 
28:47 Dream Ciphers: Mak 10’s Ideal Grime and International Lineups
30:35 Social Media Strategy: Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Monetization 
32:02 Pushing Boundaries: Creative Aspirations and Future Goals
33:18 Full Takeover: Ministry of Sound Multi-Genre Event Recap 
35:42 Musical Diversity: Embracing Multiple Genres in Live Sets 
36:44 Creative Drive: Staying Motivated and Innovative in Music 
37:53 Building Legacy: Influence, Inspiration, and Advice for the Next Generation 
40:32 What’s Next: New Music, Label Projects, and Fashion Brand Launch 
41:47 The Future of Grime: Outlook, Global Reach, and Legacy

Inside Amsterdam: Doc Martin on Fabric, DC10 & 30 Years of Keeping House Music Honest

In this ADE special of Loud & Unfiltered, Doc Martin sits down with Alex Jukes and Grego O’Halloran for an unfiltered conversation about the evolution of house music, club culture, and staying true to the craft over three decades.
A true pioneer of US underground house, Doc reflects on his journey from 1980s record shops in California to Fabric London residencies, Back to Basics, and DC10 Ibiza. He shares stories from touring with legends like Terry Farley, Andrew Weatherall, and DJ Harvey, the rise of the UK scene, and why he’s still excited about music after 30 years behind the decks.
From the diesel truck raves of Leeds to Fabric’s iconic mix series, Doc opens up about building community, working with new artists, and how to keep music real in a social media world.
This episode is a rare insight into the mindset of a DJ’s DJ - a storyteller, mentor, and lifelong advocate for underground music.
What You’ll Hear:
The early days of Doc Martin’s career and record store culture
His time as a Fabric London resident and creating the Fabric 10 mix CD
Wild stories from Back to Basics, Cream, and DC10 Ibiza
The UK vs US club scene and what makes each unique
Why vinyl culture still matters in a digital world
His thoughts on social media and DJ authenticity
How to stay passionate and relevant after 30+ years in music
The next wave of underground artists shaping the global scene
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Key Moments: 0:00 - Introduction & Doc Martin’s Veteran DJ Insights
00:33 - Welcome to the Podcast: Show Format and ADE Context
01:17 - Doc Martin’s ADE Experience & Amsterdam DJ Scene
04:03 - Doc Martin’s Early UK Touring Stories
06:31 - Playing Iconic UK Cities: Cream, Ministry of Sound, Back to Basics
08:30 - Residency at Fabric London & Life in the UK
09:21 - UK Music Scene Influence on US House Music
11:09 - Doc Martin’s Signature Festival Gigs and Fabric Memories
12:19 - Adapting to Today’s House Music Scene & Connecting with New Generations
15:19 - Comparing UK and US Crowds: Differences and Energy
17:26 - The Evolution of Dance Music: Classics, Tech House, and New Talent
21:57 - Mixing Methods: Live Sets vs. Computer Mixes and Studio Life
23:19 - Releasing New Music and Supporting Up-and-Coming Artists
25:51 - Social Media in DJ Culture: Promotion and Authentic Connections
27:08 - Giving Opportunities to Young DJs: Label and Mentorship
29:03 - ADE: Networking, Meetings, and The Business Side of DJing
30:38 - Record Store and Club Culture: The Heartbeat of the Scene
32:23 - Early Days in Ibiza & Building Lasting Musical Friendships
34:28 - Advice for Young DJs: Staying True and Showing Personality
35:46 - Favorite Clubs: Amsterdam’s Trouw and Club Culture Reflections

Inside Amsterdam: Benny Rodrigues Shares The Truth About DJ Culture, Social Media & Staying Authentic

In this Loud & Unfiltered ADE special, Inside Amsterdam, Benny Rodrigues joins Alex Jukes and Grego O’Halloran for an unguarded conversation about authenticity, artistry and the evolution of dance music culture.
A true Dutch electronic music icon, Benny discusses the early Rotterdam record-shop days that shaped his career, the lost art of crate-digging, his resistance to social-media pressure, and why he still refuses to use a smartphone. From DC-10 to Bret Amsterdam, from record stores to residencies, Benny reflects on three decades of keeping house and techno honest - with humour, perspective and heart.
What You’ll Hear: 
How Benny Rodrigues built his career from Rotterdam’s record-store scene
Why he still DJs without a smartphone
The hidden lessons from the vinyl era and club residencies
The effect of social media on creativity and innocence
How ADE changed over the years - and why the best meetings still happen on the dance floor
The importance of staying pure to your sound and community
Benny’s advice for young DJs trying to build a long-term career
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Key Moments: 
0:00 - Introduction, Guest Welcome & Podcast Overview
0:52 - Who is Benny Rodriguez? Dutch DJ’s Background & Achievements
01:34 - Amsterdam Dance Event: Importance, Culture & Experience
04:13 - Early ADE Memories & Social Networking in the Music Scene
06:15 - The Role of Spontaneity: Meetings, Dance Floors, and Artist Connections
09:14 - Preparing for Gigs: Discovering and Categorizing New Music
11:49 - Social Media’s Impact on the DJ Scene & Artist Authenticity
17:46 - The Loss of Innocence: Social Media, Crowds, and Club Culture
23:01 - Offline Lifestyle: Benny Rodriguez on Not Having a Smartphone
25:35 - Organizing Music: Genres, Playlists, and DJ Methods
26:54 - Influences & Beginnings: DJ Career Origins in Record Shops
34:23 - The Record Shop Era: Stories, Lessons & Scene Development
36:07 - Advice for the Next Generation of DJs & Artists
39:50 - Benny Rodriguez’s Favorite Amsterdam Clubs

Inside Amsterdam: How Two Brothers Built PIV - the Global House Music Movement from Amsterdam to Ibiza

In this Inside Amsterdam edition of Loud & Unfiltered, we sit down with Nilz and Jordi Pronk, the brothers behind PIV Records - one of the most respected names in house music.
Celebrating ten years of PIV, the pair open up about how a small soulful-house night in Amsterdam became an international movement shaping modern underground club culture. From wild ADE pop-ups on trains and rooftops to their residency at Cova Santa Ibiza, they reveal how community, family energy and a love of quality house have driven their success. They discuss balancing art and business, working with legends like Kerri Chandler, the roots of Amsterdam’s house scene, and why they call their ethos “Underground for the masses.”
What You’ll Learn: 
How PIV Records grew from a local club night into a global brand
The origin of the Underground for the Masses philosophy
Why ADE remains the world’s most important meeting ground for house culture
How PIV built an international following across Ibiza, LA and Miami
The importance of community, collaboration and staying authentic
Lessons from working with Kerri Chandler and other house pioneers
How Nilz and Jordi balance creativity, family and business growth
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Key Moments: 
0:00 Introduction & Early Inspiration for PIV Brief: Founders discuss how PIV started, inspiration from house music, and early DJ experiences.
0:36 Meet the PIV Founders – Friendship and Amsterdam House Journey Brief: Hosts and guests introduce themselves, share their long-standing history and the beginnings of PIV in the Amsterdam music scene.
02:12 What ADE Means to DJs & PIV’s Event Week Activities Brief: Significance of Amsterdam Dance Event, the special nature of the week for DJs, and highlights from recent PIV events.
03:45 Prioritising Quality House Music – PIV’s Philosophy and Evolving Sound Brief: Why PIV focuses on quality and variety in house music, embracing sub-genres and staying grounded in their origins.
05:00 Organising Unique Music Experiences: Train Parties, Loft Sessions & More Brief: Creative PIV event concepts like the train party, rooftop sessions, and how they innovate beyond typical club nights.
07:09 PIV’s Growth: Building a Label, Family, and Community Brief: Stories of label growth, working as brothers, team expansion, and creating an inclusive, positive community atmosphere.
10:00 Building an International Brand and Audience for PIV Brief: How PIV’s sound and shows spread internationally, the impact in America, and collaborating with other music organisations worldwide.
11:40 Artist Selection and A&R: The PIV Approach Brief: Criteria for signing artists, fostering synergy, supporting talent, and maintaining label standards.
14:00 Iconic Parties and Memorable Moments Brief: Recounting favorite and most legendary PIV parties, milestones, and showcase stories.
18:14 Ibiza Residency and Integrating PIV’s Unique Sound Brief: Discussion of PIV’s multi-year residency at Cova Santa in Ibiza, programming, and venue adaptation.
20:02 Personal DJ Journeys – From Football Dreams to International Gigs Brief: Founders share personal life stories and their transition from sports to music careers.
24:46 Breaking Out Internationally – From Local Gigs to Global Recognition Brief: Discussion of key releases, showcases abroad, and what launched PIV on the international stage.
26:34 The Value of Authenticity, Longevity & Influence Brief: Reflections on staying true to one’s sound, achieving career longevity, and influencing global listeners.
29:12 Social Media, Branding & Community Building Strategies Brief: How PIV used Twitch, social media, and innovative promotion to grow their brand and stay connected.
30:47 PIV’s Future: Expansion, New Sounds, Global Opportunities Brief: Plans for new shows, exploring new regions, supporting both legendary and emerging artists.
36:09 Challenges in Promoting – Balancing Legacy, Talent, and Financial Realities Brief: Honest look at balancing bookings, ticket sales, supporting legends, and business realities in music promotion.
40:00 Adapting The PIV Sound: Hybrid DJ Sets and Musical Diversity Brief: How PIV adapts for different crowds and events, evolving their label and exploring sub-genres while staying true to their core values.
42:08 Family, Teamwork & The Motto for PIV’s Next Decade Brief: Reflections on sibling partnership, brand values, and the guiding principles for the future: “Underground for the Masses, Roots Over Hype.”

Inside London: Joe Gordon on Lab 54, Pop-Up Party Culture & Building a Global Community Through Music

In this episode of Loud & Unfiltered, we sits down with Joe Gordon, founder of Lab 54, the UK’s biggest pop-up party brand redefining nightlife across London and beyond.
From viral Leeds house parties to secret events for Charlotte de Witte, Ministry of Sound, and Greggs, Joe reveals how Lab 54 became a global movement built entirely on community, creativity, and chaos (of the best kind).
He shares the inside story of Lab 54’s rise from DIY beginnings to international tours in LA, Amsterdam, and Australia, throwing parties on Eurostar trains, and hosting pop-ups in car parks, bakeries, and mansions. Joe and Alex also break down the infamous “Ministry of Sound break-in” and why community is everything when building a brand that thrives on connection and trust.
This is a masterclass in grassroots brand building, audience loyalty, and staying disruptive in a saturated industry.
What You’ll Hear: 
How Lab 54 went from viral house parties to global pop-up brand
The truth behind the Ministry of Sound break-in stunt
Why community is the most powerful asset in events and branding
Lessons in growing an authentic brand without investors
How to expand internationally while staying connected to your roots
The evolution of pop-up culture and its future in global nightlife
Why the best parties happen anywhere but a club
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Key Moments: 
0:00 – The Ministry of Sound break-in story02:00 – How Lab 54 started as a viral Leeds house party04:30 – Meeting Alex Jukes in Ibiza and early collaborations06:50 – The rise of pop-up parties in London and beyond09:10 – What makes a great pop-up event (and what kills them)11:40 – Charlotte de Witte street party – 2000 people overnight13:50 – Building community through Discord, SMS & loyalty15:40 – Selling 12,000+ tickets with no lineup announced18:00 – The importance of intimacy and connection in nightlife21:30 – Throwing a party on the Eurostar25:00 – Expanding to Australia, LA, Amsterdam & beyond30:00 – The Vegas and Toronto hotel room parties31:30 – Behind the scenes of the Ministry of Sound stunt36:00 – Why Lab 54’s community makes the brand unstoppable38:30 – The future of pop-up culture and new innovations40:00 – What’s next for Lab 54: records, offices & festivals
 

Inside London: Jules Cromwell on Mixmag, London Club Culture & 20 Years Inside the Music Industry

In this Inside London edition of Loud & Unfiltered, Alex Jukes sits down with Jules Cromwell - one of the most respected figures in the UK music and media industry. From Top of the Pops to nearly two decades at Mixmag, and now Global Commercial Director at Clash, Jules shares unfiltered insights into how London shaped global club culture and why the city’s grassroots creativity still matters.
She talks about building her career in media, working with global brands like Diageo and Volvo, the creation of the Mixmag Lab, and the wild, unrepeatable moments that defined an era. Jules also discusses founding Stoho House, a charity club night raising thousands for local causes, and reflects on how the industry can continue to nurture community, inclusivity, and connection through dance music.
What You’ll Learn
How Jules broke into music media via Top of the Pops
The evolution of Mixmag and the rise of global dance culture
Behind the scenes of The Mixmag Lab and legendary office raves
How brand partnerships reshaped the music business
The story of Stoho House and giving back to London’s grassroots venues
Why networking, creativity and community still drive the scene today
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Key Moments:
0:00 – Welcome to Loud & Unfiltered: Inside London Series02:00 – How Jules landed her first job at Top of the Pops04:50 – Breaking into Mixmag and the early 2000s media boom07:30 – The evolution of Mixmag and the birth of The Lab11:20 – The Vegas years and rise of branded dance culture13:50 – Founding Stoho House and raising £30k for charity16:40 – The power of community and DIY club nights20:10 – How London’s club scene changed post-Covid25:00 – London venues that shaped club culture28:00 – Networking, blagging, and the art of the hustle32:00 – The future of Clash and global music media35:20 – Final thoughts: keeping London creative and connected

Inside London: Mr C on the Birth of Acid House, The End Club Legacy & Why London Still Leads Global Club Culture

In this deep-dive episode of Loud & Unfiltered, we sit down with Mr C – pioneer of British house music, front-man of The Shamen and co-founder of the iconic London club The End. From pirate-radio beginnings and the first Acid House raves to shaping one of the world’s most influential nightclubs, Mr C tells the unfiltered story of how London became the beating heart of underground music.
He shares rare stories of Camden Palace, Clink Street, the birth of rave culture, and how The End set a new global standard for sound, inclusivity and community. Mr C also breaks down how club culture lost its way, what today’s promoters are getting wrong, and why supporting the underground is vital to keep London’s creative DNA alive.
What You’ll Hear:
The untold origins of London’s Acid House movement (1985–1990)
How Mr C and The Shamen took underground sounds to the UK Top 5
The visionary design and ethos behind The End Club (1995–2009)
Why the early 90s were the turning point for rave culture
Lessons for today’s promoters on staying credible and building authentic communities
How London’s underground scene is reinventing itself for a new generation
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Key Moments:
0:00 – Introduction & Welcome to Loud & Unfiltered London Series03:00 – How Mr C discovered house music and became a DJ08:40 – The birth of Acid House and London’s first raves13:00 – Joining The Shamen and creating ‘Move Any Mountain’24:30 – The story behind The End Club and its cultural impact33:30 – How The End redefined London nightlife37:00 – Mr C’s favourite ever party & memories from The End40:00 – SuperFreak label and evolution of his sound44:00 – The current state of London club culture48:00 – Advice to young promoters and club owners52:30 – Why London will always be the music capital of the world

Inside Ibiza: Ibiza 2025 Season Wrap-Up: UNVRS, Pacha & the Future of Clubbing On The Island

The Ibiza 2025 season delivered everything - new clubs, viral moments, no-phone parties and a fierce fight for attention. In this final episode of Loud&Unfiltered: Inside Ibiza, hosts Alex Jukes and Grego O’Halloran sit down to unpack it all - from the rebirth of UNVRS to Pacha’s dominance, the Final Boss phenomenon, and what these shifts mean for the future of the island’s nightlife.
They look back at standout moments from the season, iconic guests like Danny Whittle, Andy McKay, Nick Yates, Aoife McGuinness, and  Kerol Kollom, and the unfiltered realities of how Ibiza keeps evolving.
Expect insider analysis, unfiltered takes, and genuine gratitude for a summer that’s rewritten the rulebook on what club culture means in 2025.
What You’ll Hear:
The rebirth of Universe Ibiza – what it means for the island
How Pacha stayed on top despite fierce competition
The rise of young UK talent: Max Dean, Joshwa, and the new tech-house wave
No-phones culture and how it’s reshaping DC10, Solid Grooves & 528 Ibiza
Why Amnesia faces both challenges and opportunities ahead
The global buzz around Final Boss – how a viral moment brought fun back to Ibiza
Why Ibiza remains the Champions League of clubbing
Predictions for 2026 and how artist-led brands are changing the landscape
Whether you’re a DJ, promoter, festival organiser, or Ibiza nightlife fan, this wrap-up gives you an honest look at the biggest shifts shaping the scene.
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Key Moments: 
0:00 – Welcome to the Ibiza 2025 Season Wrap-Up
01:12 – Loud&Unfiltered Season One highlights and lessons learned
03:10 – Universe Ibiza: the biggest new player on the island
05:00 – How Universe reshaped Ibiza’s nightlife and competition
06:44 – Pacha’s dominance and Marco Carola’s standout season
08:27 – Amnesia Ibiza: rebuilding residencies and refinding identity
10:02 – DC10 and Solid Grooves: inside the no-phones revolution
12:10 – 528 Ibiza and the return of true underground energy
13:45 – Final Boss: the viral Ibiza moment of the summer
15:20 – Why Final Boss changed the vibe of the island
17:05 – The rise of new UK talent: Max Dean, Joshwa, and Cloonee
18:52 – How artist-led brands are changing the game
20:10 – Hï Ibiza and Calvin Harris: commercial success vs underground authenticity
22:00 – Ibiza’s balance between VIP culture and dancefloor connection
23:35 – Smaller venues like Pikes, Cova Santa & Akasha bringing back intimacy
25:12 – Predictions for Ibiza 2026: who’s moving where next?
27:45 – Ibiza remains the Champions League of clubbing
29:10 – Gratitude to guests and the Loud&Unfiltered community
30:25 – Ibiza 2026 plans