I like some of it, but it's not innovative anymore. They're just copying off each other. Every time they clean it up and slow it down, like with the Frank Sinatras, then something like rock will come around, and it will get wild again. They cleaned up rock and had Frankie Avalon and Paul Anka singing all these ballads and shit, and then the Beatles came and brought it back on the dance floor, and it got popular again. Then rock got too hard and left the dance floor, and disco took over.
Kids have to dance, they just have to.
Many house producers were on major labels in the beginning stages, including yourself. Coming from the music business, I can tell you honestly that house music is not going anywhere for another 10 years. It's not worth it anymore. It's simple economics. No label wants to risk it.