Luke Brancaccio & Bruce Aisher have consistantly been one of the hottest duo's in production in the last few years. Many will know them by the anthem hit 'Lovely Day', which reached the top 40 in the UK, or perhaps by their solid remix for Grammy Award Winners ‘Dirty Vegas’, either way you will know their name soon enough as they are set to release another Summer anthem. 'Everybody' is set for release on Bedrock Records on the 9th of June, and it is destined to be another big tune for the boys. To accompany the forthcoming release, both Luke and Bruce took some of their time to answer a few questions we threw their way.

Do you think your productions have developed over the years to where they are now?
We hope so - if you can't move on wack off.

Did the success of "Lovely Day" change the way you went about producing tracks?
At first it was more difficult due to the pressure, but now we realised to trust what comes out.

Your new single "Everybody" is due for release shortly on Bedrock Records. In a paragraph or so, describe this release to your fans reading this interview.
Nu skool meets Commodore 64 meets booty shaker. A back to basics house stomper that is designed for clubs not home listening.

What can we expect from you guys in the way of new productions or remixes in the near future?
We're getting an album together for Bedrock, with the next single release in September and remixes including the new Desert single on Future Groove, and Tide Of Dreams by Prophets of Sound on Distinctive.

Do either of you DJ, and if so, do you find it hard to balance the producing and DJ'ing? Do you plan to pursue one more than the other?
I've retired - Bruce.
It's learning how to balance the two without compromising either one. It's hard work but both help the other - Luke.

Which producers or DJ's have influenced you greatly over the years?
It may seem obvious but Djs like Digweed, Sasha, Tenaglia, Deep Dish, Morales and all the other DJs who created the scene have to be respected, because they infuence us all.

Can you list some favourite albums or productions that have also influeced you guys?
Anything by Burt Bacharach, Neptunes, Brian Eno, Trevor Horn, Quincy Jones, Phil Spector, Joe Meek.............

Away from all the music, what hobbies do you like to get up to in your spare time?
Pimping and wargames.