White Rabbit NOLA

Welcome to the next chapter of the White Rabbit Podcast — a conversation with Zevi Ryan (ZEVi), a DJ, producer, curator, and educator whose approach to music sits at the intersection of craft, intention, and community. This episode explores the idea of DJing not just as performance, but as an art form — something shaped by patience, taste, and the spaces we build for people to experience music together. At the center of the conversation is Zevi's perspective on protecting the creative spirit of DJing. We dig into process — how he builds mixes, what inspires his selections, and how his work as a music educator influences the way he thinks about access, community, and the responsibility artists have to the cultures they participate in. Recorded with intention. Shared in real time. follow the white rabbit. Explore Zevi's Work 🎧 SoundCloud https://soundcloud.com/user-845429847/zevi-live-at-gimme-a-reason 🎶 Mixcloud https://www.mixcloud.com/zevi-g-ryan/ 📸 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/zevi_ryan/ Stay Connected 🌐 Website www.whiterabbitnola.com 📘 Facebook https://www.facebook.com/WhiteRabbitNOLA/ 📸 Instagram https://instagram.com/whiterabbitnola

Welcome to the next chapter of the White Rabbit podcast — a grounded look at the Gulf Coast underground through Greg Lane, a.k.a. GMoney — DJ, longtime scene-head, and a believer in the kind of culture that can't be faked. This episode is less about hype and more about the craft: how a night is built, how a scene survives, and how intention shows up in sound. At the center is Greg's patient approach to DJing — long blends, looping textures, and transitions you don't notice until you're already somewhere new. We talk gear and philosophy: why he still loves Traktor for control, what he misses about old-school mixers, and why the "slow mix" can hit harder than the modern rush to the next drop. We also trace the moments that formed him — from the lore of the State Palace era to the night Josh Wink made everything click — and what it means to bring that renegade spirit forward today through collaboration, open-decks like Area 34, and tangible culture like flyers and vinyl. Recorded with intention. Shared in real time. follow the white rabbit. Stay Connected 🌐 Website: www.whiterabbitnola.com 📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WhiteRabbitNOLA/ 📸 Instagram: https://instagram.com/whiterabbitnola

Welcome to the next chapter of the White Rabbit podcast — a focused look into the heartbeat of New Orleans' drum & bass underground, shaped by the people who've committed themselves to keeping it alive. This episode centers on Glassy Eye — Joe Duzac — a longtime DJ, producer, and community builder whose work spans dance floors, live hardware, radio waves, and late-night rooms across the city. This episode moves through fast broken beats, heavy atmospheres, and the momentum that comes from years of showing up for a sound. From early days opening for local DJs, to helping grow NOLADNB into a nationally recognized collective, to rebuilding dance floors in the wake of COVID through Jungle Punch, Glassy Eye's journey reflects the evolution of a scene that thrives on intention and collaboration. Alongside the music, this episode features an in-depth conversation with Joe about discovering drum & bass, transitioning from live bands to solo electronic performance, learning the craft of DJing, and the balance between playing records, performing live with hardware, and hosting a biweekly online radio show. Together, we talk about community, longevity, creative focus, and the quiet work it takes to sustain an underground culture in a city that demands authenticity. Recorded with intention. Shared in real time. Follow the white rabbit and become part of the movement. Stay Connected 🌐 Website: www.whiterabbitnola.com 📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WhiteRabbitNOLA/ 📸 Instagram: https://instagram.com/whiterabbitnola

Welcome to the next chapter of the White Rabbit podcast — a live snapshot of New Orleans' underground electronic scene, captured exactly where it thrives. Recorded on location at Raven PMG's The Secret warehouse party, this episode features a special chill-room set by Tristan Dufrene, inviting listeners into a deeper, more intimate side of the night. This episode leans into atmosphere and flow, blending textured rhythms, late-night energy, and subtle movement designed for both the dancefloor and the in-between spaces. The set reflects the environment it was born in — raw, intentional, and shaped by the room itself. This episode also includes a sit-down conversation with Tristan, exploring her journey into music, how she approaches building a set, and the influence that venues, locations, and communities have on shaping a show. Together, we talk about creative growth, finding your voice as an artist, and what it means to evolve within a city as culturally rich and demanding as New Orleans. Recorded live. Shared as it happened. Follow the white rabbit and become part of the movement. Stay Connected 🌐 Website: www.whiterabbitnola.com 📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WhiteRabbitNOLA/ 📸 Instagram: https://instagram.com/whiterabbitnola

Welcome to the first-ever White Rabbit podcast episode — a journey into the sounds shaping the next wave of New Orleans' dance music community. Curated and mixed by Arthur Yves, Episode One blends UKG, house, future bass, and underground electronic energy while spotlighting tracks from some of the most exciting artists in the scene. Featuring music from: Hans Glader • MPH • Sparkz • Lavern • Sigala • Sammy Virji • Oskar Med K • Khalid • Jend • MAK • Pasteman • Arlo • Chris Lake • Aluna • It's Murph • Matthew Pauls • Conducta • Oppidan • Fuzion • Zeli • 33 Below • Daniel Allan • EV • Fred Again.. and more. This debut episode also includes commentary on the evolving New Orleans electronic landscape and the vision behind White Rabbit. Follow the white rabbit and become part of the movement. Stay Connected 🌐 Website: www.whiterabbitnola.com 📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WhiteRabbitNOLA/ 📸 Instagram: https://instagram.com/whiterabbitnola