No, I don’t mean that literally. In my youth if you were seen to be dancing you’d probably be called a poof and dealth with accordingly. All the girls used to dance and the lads would stand around on the edges of the dance floor gawping at the girls and trying to look ‘ard. I thank the house / rave scene for changing that, and from personal experience I thank my cousin Jason for opening my heart and mind to the modern dance scene. Jason started out setting up parties in Huntingdonshire back in the eighties and one of his early DJ’s was Lee Coombs.
My music tastes are eclectic, my basic premise being anything that touches the soul is good for me.
Doesn’t have to be break beat, could be indie, could be reggae, could be reggaeton, could be classical, could be a football chant, could be metal, could be cuban son, could be mambo, could be old school, could be new punk, could be electronica, could be anything, anything that touches my soul.
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