I Think Katy B Encapsulates Young London

Then, You Know, The Other More-traditional Role Of The Producer In, Like, The Kind Of Quincy Jones Sense Is Kind Of Part Arranger. So You're Coming Up With, Like, These - You Hear These Songs That Are Quite Bare-bones, And You Dream Up What's The Band Doing? What's The Rhythm Section Doing? What's The Guitars, Strings, Pianos - That Sort Of Thing. It's Almost Like A Little Toolbox.

I Think That Where It Came From And The Initial Birth Of It - It Did Come Out Of A Jam At Bruno's Studio, You Know? He Was Playing Drums. And Jeff Bhasker, Who Co-produced The Record With Us, Is On Synths, And I Was Playing Bass.

You Just Pick Up A Little Bit Of Whatever The Ones You Think Are Appropriate, And You Try And, You Know, Combine Them. And Then You Bring In Other People That Are Great For The Things That You're Not So Good At.

You Have To Put These Hooks In It, You Know? You've Got To Make Sure You Got All That Ear Candy In It To Get It Through The Gate.

I Think Katy B Encapsulates Young London In A Way I Never Could. She Reps London Harder Than Anyone Song-wise Since Lily Allen.