“In the 90s in Wellington there was a really strong rave culture… the DJ was king. Mu initially started out bringing a few musicians into his DJ sets, but a roots reggae track only goes for about three and a half minutes, so by the time the musicians are up and running the track ends. So that’s when he moved on to the MPC, the mini production centre, and that’s when Fat Freddy’s Drop started to crystallise.”
