My band, Milk Kan, swing the blues, kick the hip, and hop the ragga. Our new single, Why Should The Devil Have All The Good Tunes?, is a true tale on the happenings after I went to the crossroads and stole the devil’s loot.

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I only saw this film recently, but it reminded me of my friends. It’s insane, mad, passionate people doing DIY movies and living in a One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest episode. Watch it.

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My special friend, Reverend Jen, over on New York’s Lower East Side, is an elf that lives in a Troll Museum above a shoe store with a Chihuahua named Reverend Jen Junior.

She’s a art star, author, troll museum curator, columnist, guru, open mike host, ambassador to the otherworld, underground movie star, Voice of the Downtrodden and Tired and Patron Saint of the Uncool. Check out all her stuff as she’s amazing and incredibly talented.

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My friend R James Feaver has done some amazing photography whilst living out in some of the poorest areas of Romania. Some of my favourite shots are the way he tells the story of Erica and her three children, who live on a rubbish dump in northern Romania. The way he captures the love and bonding of the family is incredible.

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After I spent a night in a Troll Museum on the Lower East Side of Manhatten, I fell in love with Trolls. Watch this amazing interview on the Troll Toy with my girl, Reverand Jen.

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A new band I’m feeling at the moment is The Choo Choo Trains. It’s like downbeat doo wop and I can’t get enough of it. Check out this footage of their song, All I Ever Think About Is Rabbits, from when I saw them at Windmill Brixton.

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