On this episode of The DJ Pest Podcast, I sit down with the one and only CeCe Peniston — the powerhouse voice behind the timeless anthem “Finally.” From her beginnings in Dayton and Phoenix, to becoming Miss Black Arizona, to dominating the charts with 5 No. 1 dance hits in the ’90s, CeCe shares her story, wisdom, and the journey that made her a global icon.

We talk about everything — her start in music, the pressure of finishing her debut album in just two months, performing for legends like Aretha Franklin and the Pope, and why “Finally” continues to connect across generations. She also drops gems for young women in the music industry and gives us a sneak peek at what’s next for her career.

If you love music history, inspiration, and real stories from a true legend, you won’t want to miss this one. 💯

In this episode, I sit down with Justus, the mastermind behind Respect The Underground (RTU), to dive deep into everything from the birth of RTU to the unique sound of Arizona’s music scene. We break down how artists can get his attention, what’s next for the legendary RTU Festival, and close out the episode with a special live performance from Justus himself!

Whether you’re an artist, a music lover, or just curious about the AZ music scene, this episode is packed with insight, inspiration, and 🔥 vibes.

🎧 Why watch this episode:

• Get insider tips on breaking into the Arizona music scene
• Learn the secrets to networking, staying consistent, and standing out
• Enjoy a live performance from one of AZ’s most influential music figures

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In this video, DJ Pest sits down with Big Doobie to talk about his journey, the Arizona music scene, and how he's building his career brick by brick.

This conversation is packed with gems for artists, DJs, and anyone serious about music.

What You’ll Learn in This Video:

• The grind behind Big Doobie’s success
• How he distributes his music independently
• His thoughts on AZ’s growing music platform
• Why lists aren’t as important as consistency
• The role DJs play in breaking artists