Give us a list of DJs who started following you.

Fat Boy Slim, Disclosure, David Getter, Chris Stasi, Scrillex,

Eatong, Paul Oakenfold, Subfocus, Headex, Hybrid Minds, Wilkinson, Dom Dola, Sammy Virgie.

I couldn't believe it, because they're just like my heroes or people that I've respected

or people that I've listened to for decades.

It was a dream that I'd had when I was younger. I'm obviously like very passionate about dance music. I've always spent all my money buying records when I was a kid and

genres that I was going to be playing like house music, progressive, trans, trans music, progressive

house, hard house, acid techno, techno. But making music is much harder, like much, much harder

than physical DJing. To be a DJ nose days, you used to have a decent record collection. You're investing quite a money in it, whereas now bar to entry is a lot lower,

and technically it is much easier than playing on vinyl.

Tell me about Ibiza for you.

Obviously, I'm going there partying for years, I'd imagine.

Going raving.

Then to be flying over to Abitha and playing, like, you know, in the big clubs,

I played Cafe Mambo.

I played in Eden. This summer I'm playing at Beat the Rock's High. It's an indescribable feeling.

Glastonbury.

I've got three sets of Glastonbury on the main glades stage.

Just hold that short a minute.

You're playing at Glastonbury.

Like a year ago, you're a bedroom DJ.

You're playing at Glastonbury three times.

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