Hey guys, how's it going?

Scotty from Scott's bass lessons and all those shenanigans

and I'm here with the amazing Vicki Warwick

who's been cool enough to come and hanging out with us in New York City, which is where you live now. Uh-huh. But by your accent, say hello Viggy. I'm from London, hi. From London. So how, well, first of all, I want to know how you ended up here and all about that.

But first of all, how did you get into this racket

in the first place?

Oh gosh. In terms of playing bass, obviously. I just always want to play an instrument. I kind of wanted to play drums. Me too, yeah. What's cooler than bass, but just paying the... I think everybody just wants to hit something, don't they? Make a lot of noise.

But yeah, it ended up playing bass, joining a friend's band, and just loved it.

Went to music college in...

Like, it's now BIM, but it was called...

Oh, in London.

Yeah, exactly.

Like, bass tech, guitar X.

Like, how long were you played before you got there?

Since I was, like, how long were you played before you got there? Since I was like 12, so. And was it always, you were going to be a musician? Was it in the family? Not at all, no. Not at all. I thought maybe I would want to be a photographer as well. Oh, so are? So, yeah, it was always going to be something like that. But yeah, I just, I just, I knew want to do music.

I literally applied to one uni and went there. And it was great.

I did the course over three, well, I did the first two years.

And then I actually got a gig working with,

there were a company called Zenomania.

They were like a pop production house.

So I deferred my last year to go work with them.

What were you sort of like working to the baseball at that?

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