Style: Stereotypically 'dubstep' though I've never claimed to be a dubstep producer.

Best Known For: Being a workaholic, making bangers, making EDM purists butt-hurt, having too much energy.

Tune of The Year: Kill Frenzy 'Booty Clap' (Dirty Bird).

Breakthrough DJ/Producer of 2012: "Disclosure

If you were a superhero, what would your superpower be: Superman. Doesn't have too much of a haunted past, gets to fly and is pretty much impossible to kill.

Should you play to the crowd or for yourself: I don't play songs I don't like in any situation.

What does EDM mean to you: An easy way to classify music that's made "electronically" that you can dance to.

Should celebrities be DJs: It's more a question of whether promoters should pay a celebrity with no DJing experience and no following more than a DJ who has been grinding it for longer JUST because they are a celeb.

Have you ever been thrown off the decks: Not yet

Are you a DJ if you don't beat match: Although I've been accused of it, I've never "played" pre-recorded sets and wouldn't consider that DJing. Aside from collecting vinyl which takes time and lots of space, all the tools to become a DJ are accessible to everybody so it's pretty fair game. If you're using Traktor or Ableton and your mixing and transitions are on-point, then you're DJing by today's technological standards.

Where's the next dance music capital: Puerto Rico. There's already a strong scene there and unlike the UK and most places in Europe, it's easy to get to from the States. No immigration hang-ups either!