that I always wanted to get to, really being creative as a DJ. That's what got me so excited about music again is guys like Scott and Andy, who still really believe in doing it right, who aren't about making a big splash and then turning up and just fucking it off -- just plugging a laptop in and pressing play, do you know what I mean? Yeah. Where did the name come from for the label, Don't Be Afraid? It's a sample from an old acid track, a UK acid track from the 80s which is a rip-off of a Joey Beltram track, and it's got this sample that goes, "Don't be scared." But I didn't want to call it Don't Be Scared because I thought it sounded a little bit questionable. But that was the sort of genesis of the name, and I'd like to sort of let people kind of make up their own mind about what it means. There's no political agenda to our music, it's for everyone who wants to enjoy it. And what about the Spargel Trax EPs that you did? Were they always going to be geared up for Record Store Day? Spargel Trax was basically... I couldn't tell you. It's just one of those things that I don't think I can really explain. There was no plan but it was definitely the most fun project I've been involved in. It was sort of a result of a long weekend in Berlin a