The thing is they don't know how to execute it. That must be so awful to see the potential in yourself, to see that other people see the potential in you and yet not be able to do anything about it. You've been in a situation yourself, certainly, where you've had the right people around to help you execute what you're doing. I haven't always and even though on paper it can look like that, it doesn't get you anywhere. At the end of the day, what has got me doing what I want is persistence and enthusiasm, even when I have no energy.
Life is just too mundane.
I don't think I'd live beyond my music, if you know what I mean. I have to do what I do to live, to get some point of existence, which sounds a bit melodramatic, but it's the truth. Because you've worked with people like William Orbit and The Chemical Brothers, I think it would be easy for people to perceive that you've been molded by certain people or that other people have had quite a bit of say in your career. Well, I'm sure people think that. I'm amazed by the amount of times I read it about other people like Bjork.