Theo Parrish

But yeah, I would say largely made up of like bored looking Normans.

I would say the saving grace was that Theo Parrish and Moody Man played in the dance tent for four hours.

Yeah,

I would have liked to see that.

really, really good.

And also like, I hate to be a dick, it sort of felt like it operated as a little bit of a wheat v chaff moment.

You know, if you're watching Follymore on the main stage over Theo Parrish and Moody Man, then I'm happy for you to not be in the same tent as me.

like taste has to come into this harsh but fair

Cause I mean, at the time I was really trying to make like house music.

I like, I wanted to sound like Theo Parrish or something, but I like, I couldn't do that.

And, and then, but I had grown up listening to jungle.

So I was like, what if I put like the break beat on top of the, the like, the drums.

And that was what came out.

I

mean, did you, did you immediately realize that it was kind of better to do that than to try to sound like Theo Parrish? Nothing against Theo Parrish, of course, but like, you know, it's better to have your own, your own sound.

Kind of.

Thank you.

Unmistakable sound of Mr. Theo Parrish.

I have one No Strings Attached featuring Tyler.

Came

We did 15 hours of, Right.

And for us to bring the selection sound and the electronic sound together, having Benjie B, Theo Parrish, Jada G, myself, Sango and J-Rock, you know what I mean? From the Beat Junkies and all these legends and Coco Rocco, right? Having these people hearing horns in club space, you don't hear that.

So you're saying it's safe to

come back to Miami right now?

It was, uh, just a melting pot again, you know, of like all these different worlds, especially in Plastic People, because you have all these different nights.

You have Forward, you f- you'd have like CDR, uh, you'd have Alex now doing like Eglo there, and like- Theo Parrish's, uh, residency and Flowing Points was just coming up, and you had all this, like, mixture of people.

And Femi, uh, had his night there that he did with Judah and Ben called Nonsense, and they were just, like, part of the same crew of, like, they knew Benji, and ev- everyone just knew everyone, and everyone was going to everyone's parties and hanging out, and different warehouse parties.

You know what Shoreditch was like at that time.

... yeah.

Um, so "Soul Control" by Theo Parrish-

Yeah

... which is sort of, like, in all the Theo Parrish songs, this is not necessarily a track that people play a lot.

Uh, I had never heard, I had never heard anyone play that one or after.

Uh-

Yo.

[laughs] Yo.

[whistles]

But, um, yeah, big favorite for Floating Points, Theo Parrish.

Ooh.

And it's-