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Mar 31, 2020 1 hr 16 min

011: Norman Cook

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Norman Cook is none other than Fatboy Slim. With his wild and infectious energy behind the decks, this Mighty Dub Kat has been producing dance music anthems that have rocked many a dancefloor over the past 30 years and is an artist who continues to sell out arenas and clubs of any size across the world. In this episode, recorded at his home in Brighton, we chat about the source of his first house music epiphany, his dalliances in the art world and why some people are just born to be DJs. FOLLOW US Instagram: @houseculturenet Spotify: House Culture - Perfect Playlist YouTube: @houseculturenet ||

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