Next up in our series of deep conversations with bass music's most inspiring souls, we get to connect with a true soldier of the North American drum & bass jungle movement and celebrate Pride month in the process.

Please welcome Jordana!!

Initially operating as 1.8.7, Jordana represented the genre in some unparalleled places, setting some incredibly high benchmarks as both as a DJ and as a producer. From making her production debut with a remix of Blondie to being a Mixmag cover star and even being the first drum & bass artist to appear on MTV, her contributions to the culture were nothing short of pioneering... Despite facing consistent challenges, exclusion, blocking and outright hate as a black trans artist.

Sadly as the 2000s entered, Jordana experienced some of the most horrendous trauma imaginable and had to take a long time away from the music to heal. Thankfully she's back and, as her lyrics on her latest single declare, she's here to slay.

Don't call this a comeback because Jordana never chose to leave. She almost lost her life for this. And since 2020, she's been reclaiming her title as one of the very earliest US drum & bass artists to breakdown boundaries and take the underground to ears who needed to hear it.

And now you need to hear her story.

In one of our most indepth and emotionally hard-hitting discussions so far, Jordana shares her musical journey to host and 1 More Thing founder Dave Columbo Jenkins. From the wild highs to the utterly traumatic and heart-breaking lows, all set to the constant adversity the trans community face day to day, Jordana is refreshingly honest and candid about the scene, the politics and how we can all be more understanding, empathatic and supportive of each other and make this culture a safer space.

This is essential listening!

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The 1 More Thing New Generation podcast returns with a brand new guest representing the freshest wave of drum & bass. As voted for by our community on social media, this time Annelies is interviewing Miyamoro.

UK talent Miyamoro originally took musical root in indie and folk but when she moved to Bristol to study art, drum & bass came into her life at full throttle and she's barely had time to look at her guitar since. Especially since she's released her debut EP on Gifta's Phase Records imprint and she's currently under the mentorship of Hospital Records!

Find out how her journey into D&B took off and how's it's since developed... To the point she's sharing a stage with some of the key artists and brands who first inspired her to get into this music and culture.

Yet another inspiring conversation hosted by 1 More Thing, the New Generation Podcast series offers a powerful snapshot into the lives, aspirations, ambitions and challenges for all new artists breaking through in the 2020s. Whether you're a producer, DJ or an avid fan of the music, this is an essential listen for anyone who wants to understand the life and mindset of contemporary underground artists.

Enjoy!

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Following our recent spree of New Gen episodes with Annelies, 1 More Thing gaffer Dave Columbo Jenkins returns with an episode of our flagship series. And for this episode he takes us to Aotearoa to connect with more international MC royalty...

Please welcome Tali!

A singer, songwriter, multi instrumentalist, composer, teacher, author and so much more, Tali looks back over some major milestone moments in the 20 years since her debut album and 25 years since her first ever gig.

Recorded in December 2024 just days after her recent EP 'Resistance', Tali shares her thoughts and views on commercial drum & bass, her thoughts on the art of MC craft, the importance of teaching and why we still have to push hard for true equality.

This one runs deep... Just as it should!

Enjoy and please support us on Patreon if you can!

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