Juliet has spent the best part of 20 years tearing up dance floors as well as the rule book when it comes to effective meaningful brand partnerships. Cutting her teeth at iconic Top of the Pops in 2003 for 2 years before joining the Mixmag family and immersing herself at the forefront of club culture for 18 years. Most recently heading up partnerships at Clash magazine.

Still finding time for purpose driven experiences, Juliet also co founded Walthamstow based charity event series 'stow-ho house' (@stowhohouse) raising money (£40k) for local charitable causes the best way, via the dancefloor, with some incredible international touring dj's. Greg Wilson was also a headliner for this series in 2024 and a key part of the event being a constant sell out and ongoing success

Celebrating 50 years of DJing, Greg Wilson is living bridge between the birth of UK club culture and where it is headed.

Greg Wilson is a DJ, Label Boss, Curator, and Innovator widely regarded as one of the most influential figures in the evolution of UK club culture. Emerging in the late 1970s, he became a trailblazer during the disco and electro-funk era, introducing cutting-edge sounds from the US to British audiences and becoming the first DJ to mix live on national television.

His pioneering work in Manchester’s club scene, particularly at venues like Legend and The Hacienda helped shape the foundations of modern dance music culture. After stepping back in the late ’80s, Wilson returned in the 2000s with renewed acclaim, earning respect from a new generation through his special DJ edits, productions, and storytelling sets using his signature 8 track tape machines.

Now celebrating this incredible milestone including his label Super Weird Substance making this anniversary talk an unmissable event for anyone passionate about UK dance music culture.

Interviewed by Juliet Cromwell - Global Commercial Director Clash Music Group.