Music Not Diving with Scuba
Paul Rose aka the musician, DJ, and label boss known as Scuba talks to people of significance from the world of electronic music about their experiences, observations, and attempts to cultivate a life for themselves in the murky and sometimes treacherous waters of the music industry.
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Latest Episode
Classic Episode: Skream on flaming tour buses, stage invasions, and being marketed as a hellraiser (19.08.2025)
Previous Episodes
- Classic Episode: thoughts on Bandcamp and the D2C model 12.08.2025
- #017 Slam on Techno, Daft Punk, and why Glasgow is the best place to DJ 29.07.2025
- Schedule PSA and the world's worst Spotify take 22.07.2025
- Classic Episode: Luke Slater on techno, acid house, and Berlin 15.07.2025
- #016 Psychotherapist on mental health, creativity, and whether geniuses are all mad: Denise Devenish 08.07.2025
- Classic Episode Remastered: Steve Davis on fame, snooker, and modular synths 01.07.2025
- #015 James Holden on playing live, coding swing, and what he really thinks of nightclubs 24.06.2025
- Classic Episode: Tijana T on music journalism and the politics of dancing 17.06.2025
- #014 Groove Armada - Andy Cato on juggling music, regenerative farming, and working with Jeremy Clarkson 10.06.2025
- #013 Joe Goddard on getting political, musical longevity, and the beauty of jamming 27.05.2025
- #012 WME Booking Agent on clubs, festivals, Ticketmaster, and Kneecap (Steve Hogan) 20.05.2025
- #011 Baltra on Lo-Fi House, making an album, and working on Wall St during the GFC 13.05.2025
- #010 Emma Marshall on repetitive beats, wellness, and the science behind banning phones from clubs 06.05.2025
- #009 Richard Fearless on Death In Vegas, Daniel Avery, and getting dropped by a major 29.04.2025
- #008 Tim Reaper on Jungle, internet forums, and the Future of Retro 22.04.2025
- #007 Dustin Zahn on the phone: Counterculture comeback, a golden age of standup, and the ghost of Hard Techno 15.04.2025
- #006 Elijah on Yellow Squares, peak authenticity, and the unfortunate ubiquity of Joe Budden 08.04.2025
- #005 Lawrence Hart: Burial’s sampling, music theory, and Soviet-era synths 01.04.2025
- #004 Jane Fitz: Raving in 90s Hong Kong and the mystery of the underground 25.03.2025
- #003 Spencer Parker on the phone: Berlin, changes, and HorsegiirL 18.03.2025
