George FitzGerald

Yeah.

Um, and Gary has been in touch to say, "What is it like collaborating with the likes of George FitzGerald or Teed? Um, how would you normally approach a studio session together as a collaborative session because you both excel at bringing the emotions to records, but does one focus more on beats, et cetera? And also any tips on working as two producers on one project?"

Yeah.

I mean, this is an interesting one because I, I, I feel like when producers are working together, everybody's sort of bringing the same kind of skill set.

It was like Dave Spoon, D Ramirez, like all the old like Funk Agenda and all the old proper Tour of Legends in there.

And yeah, met Mark and the team, not all the team, but like George and Pete and met all the guys there.

And then, yeah, I went back to work at Track It Down the next week.

And I said, oh, they're really good guys.

yeah, so I was licensing assistant working with Owen and Stuart in the back office.

So obviously back then compilations were just insane.

I mean, literally back then it was just George doing the albums.

We're doing like an album a week because that compilation was king.