R.O.A.D. Podcast – RICH MEDINA (Pt.1): From DJ to Owner, Building Dante’s HiFi Vinyl Community
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In part 1 of this 2 part episode of @RoadPodcast, the crew sits down with legendary DJ, producer, and @Dante’sHiFi creative director @RichMedina! Stay tuned for part 2 where Rich shares even more stories and insights!
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In part 1 of this 2 part episode of @RoadPodcast, the crew sits down with legendary DJ, producer, and @Dante’sHiFi creative director @RichMedina! Stay tuned for part 2 where Rich shares even more stories and insights! 01:44 The episode starts with a discussion on booking strategies and high-volume weeks in Miami. 06:10 Rich dives into his approach to embedding himself in the local community, before breaking down the resident DJs and the sonic difference between vinyl and digital, and exploring the warmth of analog sound. 23:01 The conversation shifts to the adjustment from DJ to venue owner, applying a Mamba Mentality in the booth, and how Dante’s has changed the landscape for music lovers. 41:01 Rich shares what prepared him for ownership, unpacking the history of the legendary NYC venue APT, and the specific nights that served as a blueprint for modern parties. 52:53 They explore the philosophy of staying in your own lane, introducing the revolutionary music of Fela Kuti to American dance floors, and his Jersey upbringing. 01:17:01 Finally, Rich discusses rejecting the constant highlight reel, the origin story of “The Originals” crew, their intense 30-minute sparring sets, and reflections on his impact on NYC culture. Follow R.O.A.D. Podcast: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube New to DJcity? Get pool download access for $10 The post R.O.A.D. Podcast – RICH MEDINA (Pt.1): From DJ to Owner, Building Dante’s HiFi Vinyl Community appeared first on DJcity News - Music and news for DJs and producers.
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