Is there something about London that makes working internationally easier?
JH: Definitely. I was a photographer in Sweden, when I came here I was squatting the first three years, living day by day, and when I started seriously getting into music a few years ago, it really dawned on me that London is really the hub of music in Europe. Looking at the things that shaped our career, the people we met here, people who would stay with us, you look back at those things and realise London is a really important place, and to have been part of that importance in London a bit is really exciting. You never know what’s around the corner or who you are going to run into. Esse Ma Moia, a singer from Malawi – he ran a second hand furniture shop on the street where I had my studio, and that’s how we met, and now we’ve signed big deals for Europe and the rest of the world. And that’s exactly how London is, you never know what is going to happen, and everything is just around the corner. TL: I’ve been to London for the 2nd time, and the people are very vibrant, and I’m looking
