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“I believe in Democratic Capitalism. And the problem today is that we have Feudal Capitalism. Most people in the world do not have access to capital to pursue their dreams. I’m trying to democratise the capitalist system.”

“We underestimate the power that music has, and yet we’re using its power every day without recognising it. And it doesn’t matter what your political affiliation is - you’re uniting people through the power of music.”

“When you wear fabrics in space, they give off fibre which blocks the air ventilation. That’s kind of a disadvantage if you want to breathe.”

“When I first wrote the book eleven years ago, we were entering into a digital age. We are not exiting it any time in the near future.”

“I was always the odd one out. A culture lover in a family of sports. In the end it was music that was the connection for me. It always came back to music.”

Cliff Fluet is a digital media lawyer and music tech business advisor. “A very wise client said to me that the thing about Covid is that it’s deadly in the face of underlying conditions. And that’s as much true for business models as it is for people.”

Gabriella Coleman is the world’s leading expert on Anonymous and an anthropologist who covers the politics, cultures, and ethics of hacking. “Since computers are attached to everything - from your pacemaker to a nuclear reactor - with the right software, you could do a lot of damage.”

Mark de Clive-Lowe is an innovative musician and producer who has worked with some of the greats in jazz, R&B/Soul, Dance and Electronic music. “You could play Herbie Hancock note for note, but you’ll never be Herbie Hancock. And if you do really nail it, then that voice is not even your voice.”