If you had to book a 66 hour long rave and only book three DJs. Who would it be and why?

A marathon rave, my favorite pastime! I mean, 22-hours each is a proper slog, requiring not just a party goer, but a slightly deranged one at that. This is where I would have to be nepotistic and put myself in there, fitting this description perfectly, and having already done a 16 plus-hour set in the past (shouts out to the party flat on Frankfurter Allee and those there). In a further nepo style, it would have to be my loves Dugong and Nipuna, who I formed Astral VIP with. Not only do they have a preposterous level of stamina, but they have the ability to hold a dance floor for absurd lengths of time, a consistent kinetic hypnotic step to keep your brain tickled and the 2-step in motion. Finally, it would have to be my London-based dream team Fizzy Disc and Van Dyke Browne, underground heroes, synced into all music freaked out and on the path of esoteric without becoming too abstract. They are also general music geeks providing the much needed variety over such a length of time.

What is your favorite breakfast in the UK in full detail?

It would have to be Rock Steady Eddie's in Camberwell, London, the ultimate greasy spoon with faded decor and a sheen of congealed oil decorating the place. Proper local spot with all the local oldies and trendies and weirdos all congregating in the one spot. Also affordable in a time of constant spending doom and gloom. You keep it simple: Full English style, especially with a bit of black pudding and the essential fried slice. Also at least three cups of tea, and perhaps the apple crumble with custard to finish it all off.

What was the last track that got stuck in your head?

This earworm always sneaks back and forth, but after hearing again in a queue for a roller coaster probably a 50s macabre teen tragedy song called "Johnny Remember Me" by John Leyton.

Best musical experience in your most recent travels?

Seeing the best jazz trio of our times The Necks from Sydney with my best friend Momo was a proper highlight, along with Yussef Dayes, the drummer from London. In terms of underground delight it would have to go to the Melbourne based band The Vovos, an all-female group who had the perfect post-punk attitude and vibe, loved it! Also shouts to DJ Tsui, a resident at Pawn Shop in Taipei, next level spinner!

Musical inspirations that have nothing to do with music?

Largely theme parks, roller coasters, the fun fair and the carnival. Of course, music plays in these places, but it's the atmosphere, the lights, the motion, and the awe given to the everyday that tickles me with inspiration.

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