1.Growing Up

Although my parents weren’t musical at all, they tried to get me to learn all kinds of instruments, but my short attention span meant I couldn’t stick with one long enough to get good at them! This was probably terrible for them as they had to listen to some extremely bad drum playing. I do think that subconsciously it helped me grasp the concept of rhythm that allowed me to learn how to DJ really quickly.

2. Inspirations

My favourite band is Tool. I see them as an updated Pink Floyd in some ways – their albums have concepts and lyrically they are both deep and introspective as well as ironic and satirical. Musically one of the most unique and forward-thinking rock bands out there.

3. Your Crew

My crew is the roster of artists that I manage and who release on my label Never Say Die. I’m blessed to work with such talented people who continually inspire each other and me.

4. The Music You Make And Play

Most people know what to expect from one of my DJ sets. It’s high-energy dubstep with some trap hybrids thrown in. I have a signature style of layering multiple tracks on four decks, so there’s always an element of surprise thrown in there.

5. Music, Right Here, Right Now

I can only speak from personal experience, but the bass music scene is really strong right now and I’m proud to be a part of it. Shouts to everyone keeping the music flowing: Eptic, Laxx, Must Die!, Trampa, Zomboy are gods amongst men.

Skism, along withMust Die! and Laxx, playGreenwood Hotel on Saturday December 12.