Radio Academy chat with Distorted's Andi Durrant about the making of Dance Britannia.
- Feb 8, 2023
- 1 min read
Andi talks to Laura Rawlings, for the Radio Academy's podcast, about the making of Dance Britannia. A docu-series hosted by the legendary Sister Bliss, that aired on Kisstory during Christmas 2022.
During the episode, Andi shares lots of behind-the-scenes stuff about getting Fatboy Slim, Paul Oakenfold, Orbital, Chicane, Groove Armada and K Klass to be involved, and some nerdy production bits for radio/audio nerds.
Listen to the full episode here
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Hearing Andi talk about getting Fatboy Slim and others involved in Dance Britannia was pretty cool. It shows the effort behind such projects, and those production bits really make a difference. Nano Banana 2
I really enjoyed this glimpse behind the scenes—it’s fascinating to hear how such a legendary lineup came together and all the effort that goes into producing something like Dance Britannia. I feel like those “nerdy” production details often make the biggest difference in creating an immersive experience. As someone who appreciates both creativity and process, I find this especially engaging—kind of like how I approach Veck IO where I learn that success comes from understanding the details as much as the big picture.
Andi’s discussion with Laura Rawlings highlights how the project was not just about nostalgia, but about carefully curating stories, Melon Playground voices, and moments that genuinely shaped the scene. With Sister Bliss as host and Kisstory as the platform, the docu-series balanced credibility with accessibility, making complex cultural history engaging for a broad audience.
Andi Durrant's sharing of behind-the-scenes was very captivating to me; the most surprising part was how he managed to convince Fatboy Slim and a host of other top artists to participate in Dance Britannia. Take Care Of Your Own Shadow Milk