The DJ on trying to switch off, growing up Black British, and the tastes and sounds of Jamaica
First thing you see on Sunday? The smart answer would be my wife, Grace, but I’m often away from home, so it’s more likely to be a crack of light through the curtains. And I think: yes, result!
Work or rest? Music is my religion, so every day is like Sunday. As a radio producer, I’m duty bound to embrace the new. I am constantly sourcing material: a DJ’s job is to guide people to what’s out there; it’s cultural creation. I never switch off, but sometimes the most creative thing to do is absolutely nothing, empty your mind and let it go. Sunday is good for that.