Roni Size chats to I Like Music

RONI: There are so many. Being able to stand on stage and look across and be there with your best friends; to have those memories, that's quite special. Playing in Puerto Rica in a cave was very interesting, it was a great gig and just different. The cave is no longer there, they've filled it in because it was a bit of a health hazard. Doing Glastonbury, the second Glastonbury was my favourite. I'm spoilt really; I've played so many gigs. I'm looking forward to good times again. We're playing Glastonbury again and we're doing a lot of festivals across England and Europe, so I'm looking forward to good times again with loads of new people.

ILM: What makes a good festival for you?

RONI: The weather - essential; when it's raining it's shit; when it's sunny it's great. Blue sky, sun, dusk, the less mud the better.

ILM: In 1997 you won the Mercury Prize in the same year, beating Radiohead, Primal Scream Chemical Brothers and Prodigy - all of these guys are still around, which is great but how do you think music especially electronic music has evolved over the past decade?
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