Ten years is a long time in any job, but Justin Rushmore of Soul Of Man is proud of his illustrious career as head honcho of Finger Lickin’ Records. Along with Jem Panufnik they’ve grown from being the only people on the label to a tour-de-force in the music world. Their first record was Love and Hate, and Justin explains how they went from recording a single to running a record label. “We took it to a few promotions companies and they said ‘look, if you’re really going to set up a label, you’re going to need 3 or 4 records to release,’” he explains. “So we went back to the studio for another few months and made 3 or 4 more tracks, some of which we put under different names – 2 Inda Bush, Osmosis and Soul Of Man.”

Andy C is known and the nice guy of drum and bass. With a perky “Good morning to you sir, how are you?” start to the interview, Andy chuckles through his answers, full of good humour and passion about his job. And why shouldn’t he? He’s the world’s best dnb DJ, the owner of one of the longest running dnb record labels RAM records, and nearly 20 years after he first stared producing and mixing, he is still loving playing music to hundreds and thousands of people around the world.

When your knowledge of classical music comes from Disney and Warner Brother Cartoons, it’s hard to conceive questions for one of Adelaide’s foremost classical composers. However, Jamie Messenger doesn’t fit the mould usually conjured up by the words “classical composer.” He plays keyboards, guitars and sings in bands, has produced and arranged numerous pieces for the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra (ASO), including shows ‘All You Need Is Beatles’, ‘Zeppelin Flies Again’ and ‘Orchestral Pink Floyd’, and of course is the composer behind the incredibly successful 'Hard Road Restrung' album with the Hilltop Hoods.