Tell us about your creative work for The Hangover Club…
I started The Hangover Club with producer Zac Holden a year and a half ago – it’s a group of artists, producers, videographers and designers.
How would you describe your music?
I’d describe The Hangover Club’s music as alternative rap; my solo music is more electro – similar in style to M.I.A and Santigold.
To what extent is your fashion sense influenced by your music?
I’d say it’s 50/50. A lot of my lyrics are self explanatory and they’ll be about what I do day-to-day. I’ve recently finished a song called Balmain Bandit.
Where do you live and why?
Harrow – my family have a house there. I grew up in west London and went to sixth form college in South Kensington.
What’s your tipple?
A Disaronno and coke or a Malibu and coke.
Who do you most admire in the music industry?
Michael Jackson is my biggest inspiration.
Where was your last holiday and what did you get up too?
I was in Paris recently, working with a music producer.
What advice would you give to a tourist who only had one day to see London?
You need a Londoner to see the real London – but I recommend Brick Lane and Portobello Market.
What is your favourite quote?
‘I think; therefore I am’ – Descartes.
What was the last gig/play/exhibition you saw?
I can’t remember the name of the last play I saw at the The Tricyle Theatre but it was really good. Before that I saw The Lion King – I’ve seen it about four times but a girl wanted to see it…
What are you most proud of?
Being able to make music without having to worry about surviving financially.
Have you ever stolen anything?
I stole a cookie from a cookie jar when I was 13 or 14 – nothing serious.
What’s your guilty pleasure?
Spending too much on clothes.
