svilla310

I know some artists (lets say MJB) like having producers make tracks on the spot. Are you more of an on-the-spot guy, or do you like creating in your own space, on your own time, while the artist (or writer) isn't there?

One more for ya, I used to work with Tricky Stewart for two years, and his approach to his business is very tight knit and family oriented. He is also great at delegating the work. Do you have more of the hands-on, Steve Jobs, approach? Or do you think delegating the work is the way to go? I'm on this crazy music road out here in LA too, so the words definitely help.

Do you like being on the business end of the biz or the creating side of it? If you prefer the business end, why? I think I understand the passion on the creating side of it haha