Dean Turnley

Thank you for that excellent intro and I'm happy to be here.

Yeah, I mean, you got me at probably the craziest moment of the whole thing.

Like I'd just come back from Miami.

The tune had just gone number one on Beatport and I was thrown into an Australian impromptu tour.

And that was the first one.

So yeah.

Yeah, it's been surreal, but I guess slowly more and more as I just do these things and I just sold out show in Adelaide on the weekend, realised quickly how many people, 1,600 people is, all these things, you start to realise how crazy it is and how good it is, but

yeah, just been absorbing and, um, and putting together, um, all the pieces of the, of the world tour, which comes out next week.

Um, and I'm off to Europe next week.

So yeah.

How long?

Yeah, like 12, 15 years.

Yeah.

Yeah, a hundred percent.

Like they're, they're instruments towards the industry now, which are used and, and yeah, like it's, it's just crazy how much of an influence that can have have been and existed and performed in a similar way for, for decades.

And, um, yeah, I guess it's just one of those things.

It's part of, um, the music industry now.

And, um, I actually didn't have TikTok when it first had its organically viral moment and in, um, and that was a process in itself.

I had to post to TikTok and I didn't know what I was doing.

I called, um,