in the UK, USSR [sic] and Korea for them this year, and I'm always really honoured to do so, such a famous worldwide brand. But the gigs that really stood out for me, was Reading and Leeds festival. Those gigs were like a zoo, mental. As most of my gigs are super crazy anyway -- you can imagine what these ones were like. Legendary stuff right there" You are known for your mixes on Trevor Nelson's show how do you keep them so fresh? "I like to keep my ear to what's happening right now for the mix. I try not to go too far ahead of what's popping too. I think sometimes as a DJ you can get too involved with trying to predict the trend of music and maybe miss what's happening right now. I mean, I leave that to other DJ's. What I like to do is select a bunch of new tracks, and then throw in some old school fave's of mine. If I have any dope, new acapellas then I whack those on top of the mix -- at the end. I really try and make the basis of the mix super strong, then add all the special effects and stuff over the top. It's like a cake, you back the cake first, you never do the icing before the cake." You're known for your short mixes on Radio 1, what is the process you go through to find the best bits of a tune?