I Didn't Start Making Music In Order

Djing Is An Art That I Have The Utmost Respect For, And I've Been Practising It Since I Was 17 Years Old. Doing Tom Cruise Wedding-type Things Becomes The Focal Point Of Every Interview, And You Realize That You Have To Cut It Out If You Don't Want To Be Answering Questions About That.

And Music Is Kind Of A - It's Like A Finicky Industry To Be In Of Course. Like, Tastes Change. You're Hot One Minute; You're Not - You Know, I've Been Through It Quite A Few Times, Like, On Both Sides Of It.

I Remember That The Bass Was Turned Up Slightly More On The Mix From Last Week, And I Thought That Was Good - Or Whatever. Like, There Were Some Little Things In There That He Said That He Came To, Like, Really Enjoy My Opinion Or At Least, Like, My Little Comments On The Songs. So I Was Kind Of Destined To Probably Be A Studio Rat.

I Didn't Start Making Music In Order To Be Famous.

You Know, Like, There's Songs Like "valerie" And "bang Bang Bang" That I Was So Proud Of. And, You Know, The Level Of Success That They Had - If They Were Little Cult Hits Meant That, You Know, I Could Sellout Webster Hall Or Williamsburg Musical Hall Or The El Rey Theater In La. Like, That Was Having Made It To Me. So The Thought Of Having A Number One Song In My Own Career, Like, Never Even Registered.