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