DJ Steve Sutherland chats to I Like Music

And I sit back and I listen to that album sometimes and think, hold on a minute - that was a bloody good album! And all the tracks that Spoony did on his side and all the tracks that I did on my side are still played now six years later. The DJs still play the same tracks, which says a lot about that album.

The main thing I've learned is … be yourself. My musical genre has spread a lot more now, so I might play a bit of Madonna in my set, there's nothing wrong with Madge. And my club clientele has changed. I started out in urban London, Twice As Nice and then ended up doing international brands, like Pacha, which is one of the biggest dance brands in the world. I don't do Pacha in England, I do Pacha internationally, and that's a big deal to me.

ILM: So good diversity and you've grown in your career?

STEVE: Yeah, exactly. I'm exposed to a lot of different cultures, new music. I DJ with Roger Sanchez. I wasn't that bothered with house music initially, but I like it now. It's allright. I wouldn't play a whole set of it, but I'll play a few records if the feeling's right.
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