was at Martin Larner raves, Liberty, at Hidden, and in the morning there'd be a house afterparty called Big. So me and my boys, we'd stay, unwind, listen to a few tunes, then every time we'd stay for a little bit longer, then a little bit longer, then in the end we were just going for the after party. Then I'd just go on the record hunt, trying to get everything I could. That's how I really got into house. What are the main differences you find between house and garage from a DJing perspective? Stylistically it's ridiculously different. In terms of how you mix it and how you build a set, it's completely different. In the garage / grime scene you've got MCs, and you had to have the latest dubplates, and also you'd just drop things in, you wouldn't be doing lost lasting mixes. There's more focus on the MCs, not so much on the DJs. You did the latest Rinse FM mix. How did you put the tracklist together for that? Not only is it the music that I like, it's music from people I feel are on the same wavelength as me. So there's people like Bashmore in there. I had to throw in a Tuff Jam tune in there - that tune is 13 years old, but it still sounds as fresh today. It really shows the line that runs through. What else are you into at the moment? Musically, there's a couple of people