🎙️ STEVIE HULME: From Punk Bands to Pacha Ibiza | Subliminal Records, Erick Morillo Era, Dance Music Legacy 

Stevie Vayne, also known globally as Stevie Hulme, is one of the most fascinating, influential and mysteriously underrated figures in the world of electronic music, punk culture and Ibiza nightlife.

From tearing up stages in UK punk-rock’n’roll bands to becoming Director of Multimedia and Music at Pacha Group, Stevie Hulme’s rise is anything but ordinary. He went from grimy rehearsal rooms to the heart of Ibiza’s nightlife machine — shaping the sound, visuals and international identity of Subliminal Records during the Erick Morillo golden era.

Now, with his new autobiography finally dropping, the timing couldn’t be better. Stevie’s story reads like a documentary: raw, electric and filled with the moments that defined modern club culture.

This episode of One More Tune with Dexter Jones dives deep into the untold stories, the madness, the innovation, the dark days, and the iconic chapters of a man who has quietly influenced an entire generation of club culture.

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🔥 In This Episode We Cover:

Stevie’s punk band past and how music saved his life

How he transitioned from rock stages to becoming a key figure in house music

The real story of how he joined Subliminal Records

Life working alongside Erick Morillo and the global Subliminal movement

His rise to Director of Multimedia & Music for Pacha Ibiza

How Pacha operated behind the scenes in its most influential era

Never-before-told stories from Ibiza, New York, London and beyond

How superstar DJs were created in the 2000s

The psychology, pressure and chaos of the global nightlife industry

His brand new book and why he finally decided to tell everything

The highs, lows, breakdowns and breakthroughs of a wild creative career

Lessons for young DJs, creatives and music professionals today

Why Ibiza’s culture changed — and where it’s going next

This is one of the most gripping and honest episodes we’ve ever recorded.