Seasoned DJ and turn table aficionado Dumani Ncube, or Dustee Du as he’s know on the decks, has been flipping vinyl and seamlessly blending tracks together for over 25 years. One of the OG’s (old git's) of Brighton soul, funk, R&B and rare grove, he heads up the DJ collective Soul Casserole. They are responsible for some of the best R&B nights out available in the south east of the UK. Having partnered with the likes of Craig Charles and Norman Jay, two of the Godfathers and the purveyors of funk, soul and rare groove music.

Dustee talks about how he got into being a DJ, working alongside some of his idols, how he got his DJ name and even dub’s the podcast pair with their DJ names. He also talks about the obsession of collecting vinyl, the hours spent flicking through record shops, in the hope of finding a rare recording. Also, he highlights the change in technology, and the hours spent mastering and mixing, the stuff no one sees but is integral to being a great DJ. If you like soul funk and R&B music this is a revealing insight into the obsessive nature of the DJ’s who love it even more than you do.

As always with this pair of plums, it’s a fascinating and enlightening conversation with lashings of silliness and laughs a plenty.

https://1btn.fm/dj/soul-casserole/

https://www.facebook.com/SoulCasserole/?locale=en_GB

https://linktr.ee/soulcasserole1 (the music track)

www.thelookingforathirdpodcast.com 

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