Going to public school is like living in bubble, you have no concept of what other people do.

I still love pop music, I still have a huge pop music collection, and I like that juxtaposition of styles.

Unless somebody's actually creating something and doing something spontaneous I wouldn't find it at all interesting, to watch or to create, so, I'm trying to make my solo shows something different altogether.

Going to public school is like living in bubble, you have no concept of what other people do.

I really like working with drummers, I like being able to bounce ideas off drummers.

The thing I've learned is it's good to restrict your palette somewhat. I will try and, say, use two or three instruments on one track. You learn, after a while, they're all good at certain things and other things fall outside of the natural areas they work well in, so I tend to stick with what they do best.

There's a lot of people I know who have a lot of synthesisers and they don't really know anything about them, they know the specifications and everything, but they don't really get to know them.