In what ways are your DJ sets musically different from that of Chinese Man?
I play a lot of different kinds of music, and I try to mix and create an eclectic vibe between hip-hop, soul, electronic, Balkan, Turkish, etc. But when all three of us are playing as Chinese Man, we play our own tracks [which fall broadly under the trip-hop genre].

Is there a concern about the way electronic music is produced and consumed these days?
Things are going really fast right now. It's a bit extreme, but it's like that. You sometimes focus on one or two tracks and find a way to release it. And you can now also discover a lot of artistes [online], and that's another way to produce and listen to music. I think that our role as DJs is to listen to and find good music, and that holds the same for a producer. But we need to find creative solutions on how to release tracks. And in a certain way, that's really exciting, because it means spending more time on finding new ideas!