Well I originally wanted to be a hip-hop dj - to learn to cut and everything. This was back in the mid 90's or so. I became discouraged after a time because I was essentially teaching myself and it wasn't going too well. It's pretty difficult to teach yourself to scratch if you don't even really know the mechanics behind it. Soon I was introduced to electronic music and the rave scene. I started a new job and became friends with an employee named Adrian (aka Katalyst). Adrian kind of brought me up and it just kind of went from there...

I've changed a ton musically. I think music evolves so it's almost inevitable. Drum and Bass changes so quick that it's impossible not to change with it.

Drum and Bass - All styles. I'm not much into people who play only one side of it. I think you should be able to make a progression in a set and playing just one style limits yourself. Its all about hills and valleys. You need those to add emphasis. As far as garage is concerned, I tend to play more vocal tunes most of which is classic garage.

I think the music itself is what inspires me. I still freak out when I hear tunes I like. I still love to dance and brock out. The other thing that inspires me is the crowd. I love feeling that energy and seeing a sea of heads into what you are playing. When I play I feed off that energy and try and send it back.