moment.

So we had a chat about that.

We made it, put it out, and then that happened.

And even at that point, people were saying like, well, what's happening then, Ru? Like, are you, what are you doing? And I was like.

I'm just going with it and I'm just enjoying going back in the studio.

And I found myself booking in more and more and more and more, finding more ideas, crate digging, going through old vinyl, finding little samples.

And I just kind of got the bug again.

It was actually, yeah, yeah, yeah.

bushes

and stuff.

I was like, this is a mental place.

Anyway, watching the whole thing and, you know, they were sharing loads of clips that night.

And I went to sleep about one o'clock in the morning.

Woke up at, I don't know, a normal time to go to Vivid Inc, one of my studios.

I was actually going to Derby that day, 11 o'clock in the morning.

So you tell me about your, your business, the business side of you.

it called?

I Want Your Love.

I Want Your Love.

With a vocalist called Sheena.

And I've always loved the original, where the riff come from.

It's actually an old riff that Eric Murillo made.

And I've always loved that particular melody.

What does that mean?