Sheffield has always had a rich musical heritage. From the strains of such 80s groups as Human League and Cabaret Voltaire, through Pulp and the Arctic Monkeys right down to Aphex Twin and the bleeps and beats of Warp Records, the steel city has stamped it's own indomitable style on UK music.  

Firstly, I have to start with your sound. It's not like anything I've heard recently, how would you describe it?

Mash Up!!.. Suppose its synthetic, heavy drum tracks, plenty of bottom end and loads of wiggle...

Do you think living in Sheffield has helped in your musical upbringing?

Absolutely... its quite forward in many ways... my main influences are routed in this city.

What kind of feelings do you attempt to transfer to your productions?

Trying to do something different without it been too far out to be something you can't skank too. I always try n apply something quite timeless in there, generally a vocal.. A 'Song' rather then a track based beat.

Has your music brought about collaborations that you wouldn't have ordinarily thought of?

Yeah, I've had requests to work with some quite famous Indy kids... I've just thought 'Why?'.. But they seem into and get it, its all good.

Do you approach your DJing with the same attitude as your producing?