One More Tune w/ Dexter Jones
One More Tune w/ Dexter Jones
Podcast Description
One More Tune – The Authentic Ibiza & Electronic Music Podcast
Welcome to One More Tune, the podcast that dives deep into Ibiza, rave culture, and electronic dance music! Hosted by Ibza Veteran Promoter, Dexter Jones, we bring you unfiltered interviews with legendary DJs, iconic promoters, and industry insiders who shaped the global dance music scene.
🔥 What You’ll Find Here:
✅ Exclusive DJ interviews & behind-the-scenes stories
✅ Legendary Ibiza nightlife history & untold clubbing tales
✅ Insights into the evolution of electronic music
✅ Wild party memories from dance music’s biggest names
Whether you’re a raver, DJ, promoter, or dance music fanatic, this is your backstage pass to the world’s most legendary parties and personalities. Subscribe now and never miss a beat! 🎧🎶
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Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on Ibiza culture, rave history, and electronic music evolution with episodes featuring exclusive DJ interviews like Gee Moore discussing the creation of Bora Bora Music Ibiza and Kirk Field sharing insights from his book Rave New World 2, highlighting both personal experiences and industry developments.
Marcella Woods is the voice behind some of the most recognisable anthems from the golden era of dance music, including Beautiful, Liberation (Fly Like An Angel) and El Niño.
In this episode of the Dexter Jones Podcast, Marcella tells the incredible stories behind those records, including how Liberation was recorded in just 20 minutes and how the vocal for Beautiful was nailed on the very first take.
Marcella also takes us back to the clubs that shaped her, from Bagley’s and Strawberry Sundae to Freedom and The Fridge, and explains how a chance introduction eventually led her to Matt Darey and a string of records that would become part of dance music history.
But Marcella’s story hasn’t stopped there.
Now in her 50s, she’s taken on an entirely new challenge: becoming a DJ. After just six hours of intensive training before her first gig, she’s gone on to play festivals and events, finding herself handing over the decks to artists including Mauro Picotto, Dave Pearce and Signum.
We also talk about why dance vocalists haven’t always received the recognition they deserve, Marcella’s extraordinary classical musical background, the realities of balancing music with family life, and why she’s still every bit as passionate about dance music today.
A brilliant conversation with one of the voices behind the soundtrack to a generation.
Subscribe to the Dexter Jones Podcast for weekly conversations celebrating the DJs, artists, clubs and stories that shaped dance music culture.
CHAPTERS
00:00 Liberation Was Recorded in 20 Minutes
00:18 Marcella Woods & The Story of Beautiful
02:35 From Vocalist to DJ
04:37 Bagley’s & The Golden Era of Clubbing
07:12 Marcella’s New Life Behind the Decks
09:56 Hearing Your Own Voice on a Dancefloor
10:49 Do Dance Vocalists Get Enough Recognition?
12:14 Singing vs DJing
14:09 Nine Gigs a Weekend
15:53 Could Beautiful Be a Hit Today?
17:24 Marcella’s Classical Music Background
19:03 The Truth About El Niño & Beautiful
20:21 Liberation: 20 Minutes to Record a Classic
22:08 How Marcella Became a Recording Artist
25:03 Family, Touring & Music as an Escape
27:30 Classical Training Meets Dance Music
29:34 What DJing Has Taught Marcella
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