Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
What makes a DJ’s performance unforgettable? Is it stage presence, crowd connection, or turning a set into pure theatre? This episode explores all this and more with @ladyshakaofficial, a performer who just never misses. The London-based, Afro Pasifika artist, producer, and DJ shares how she learned the art of performance, from her start as a dancer with Parris Goebel’s Royal Family to founding London’s first ever Afro Pasifika club night. Lady Shaka has reshaped what connection and presence mean in dance music — and the best part is, you can learn how to craft performances that genuinely move people too.
You can also stream & follow the podcast on Spotify, Apple Music, and selected other platforms here: alphatheta.com/en/landing/equal-beats
Equal Beats is our global initiative created to drive gender and community parity in the music industry. We began running events, networking lunches, artist collaborations, and media campaigns focused on breaking down barriers within the music industry, fostering collaboration across roles, and inspiring the next generation of talent in female, femme, and non-binary communities.
What makes a DJ’s performance unforgettable? Is it stage presence, crowd connection, or turning a set into pure theatre? This episode explores all this and more with @ladyshakaofficial, a performer who just never misses. The London-based, Afro Pasifika artist, producer, and DJ shares how she learned the art of performance, from her start as a dancer with Parris Goebel’s Royal Family to founding London’s first ever Afro Pasifika club night. Lady Shaka has reshaped what connection and presence mean in dance music — and the best part is, you can learn how to craft performances that genuinely move people too.
You can also stream & follow the podcast on Spotify, Apple Music, and selected other platforms here: alphatheta.com/en/landing/equal-beats
Equal Beats is our global initiative created to drive gender and community parity in the music industry. We began running events, networking lunches, artist collaborations, and media campaigns focused on breaking down barriers within the music industry, fostering collaboration across roles, and inspiring the next generation of talent in female, femme, and non-binary communities.
