And I'm here with my tall companion, the one and only Dominic Smith, aka dynamite MC.

You're pretty good on the microphone. I'm impressed.

Pretty nice. It's pretty nice with the mic.

How you doing people?

Good to see you.

You recognize some faces from last night.

Hello. Let's go, Tony, let's there facing some last night.

Let's go, Tony, let's do this. Oh, Oh, uh, I'm going to. Uh, Oh, I, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh,

uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, I'm going to Oh, exclusive bootleg business.

It's the Marquis Inspire remix of L.T.J. Bucham. Atlantis. Oh, Oh, Oh, Absolutely vast quantities of love going out to everybody who came down last night. Dynamite Me did a three hour plus set and we ended up with my current favorite 7 inch which was by Orson Wells.

I might play that later actually.

That was a special moment for me by the way.

It's a lesson in a record. This is fun. I like it all.

This is fun.

I like it already.

For the people listening online I should be squand. This is fun. I like it already.

For the people listening online I should describe there's a bunch of people looking at us through the glass. It's like playing in a fish tank. Don't tap the glass. We don't like it. It makes us scared.

See they tap it so predictable. Hit it! It's time for some sick music.

It's time for some sick music. Music.

From Sick Music, volume three,

from Sick Music, volume three. Volume 3. The mighty octave and CZA.

There's a track called In Too Deep.

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