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I Got Into Dj'ing Because I Started To Listen To New York Radio A Lot. Obviously, I Knew The Stuff Everybody Knew, Like Beastie Boys And Public Enemy, But I Heard "who Got The Props" By Black Moon, And I Went Up To This Kid In My School With The Walkman On And Was Like, "what Is This? You Must Tell Me How I Can Get This Now." Because There Was No Shazam Or Googling Lyrics.

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.

And I Remember That About Three Years Before That, Her First Record Had Come Out. And I Just Remember Really Liking This One Song Off It Called "in My Bed" And Being A Little Bit Enamored. This, You Know, This Young Kind Of Jewish Girl From North London, You Know, I Have The Same Thing - From A Jewish Family From North London - With This Incredible Voice.

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.

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.