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Originally posted by Syntonic Lengthy indeed, however more insightful than hearing this weeks hot new DJ who talks like he/she has some legacy behind them already. He could have cashed out long time ago...he's one of the few people I still respect in the EDM world.

word him and joof i have alot of respect for
they arent in this for the money,fame or trophies
keep the scene alive

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Hey guys,

Glad you're enjoying the interview. Yeah, I'm shooting for right around an hour with my podcasts. Perhaps a bit longer than people are used to as far as interviews go, but it's meant to be more like sitting around with a cup of coffee and chatting rather than a quick rushed interview with the same basic questions everyone else asks.

I won't just interview someone because they are a big name DJ. They have to have something of value to deliver to my listeners. I want every episode to either be a learning experience, or a catalyst for inspiration.

If you guys are enjoying this, I would really appreciate it if you'd take a second to give it an honest rating and review in iTunes. It only takes a second, and would really help me out.

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Keep the feedback coming guys, and thanks a ton for the listens.

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Originally posted by BeatsAndBeyond This was a good listen. I really liked the section where he talks about John Fleming: "I just want to make sure that the poeple around me are in great shape as well". That's a awesome attitude to have. Something I aspire to, but find quite difficult.

I think there's really something to be said for someone who shifts their focus in that direction. When you focus on providing value to other people... whether that's as a DJ, musician, entrepreneur, teacher or anything else, it's amazing how much more success you have overall. It's nice to be nice!

Interesting interview, like it got my attention throughout so nice job. Lolo does come off as a very genuine person, here and the small time I have skyped with him. Its nice to see his career is working out for him, and that he and John care about musical integrity and relationships. Its massive to see the contrast between him and most others that are into electronica, including the people in here.

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Originally posted by MSZ Interesting interview, like it got my attention throughout so nice job. Lolo does come off as a very genuine person, here and the small time I have skyped with him. Its nice to see his career is working out for him, and that he and John care about musical integrity and relationships. Its massive to see the contrast between him and most others that are into electronica, including the people in here.

Yeah, it really was a treat to be able to speak with him. Very nice, down to earth guy who just doesn't have time for all the BS.