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Like his fellow Londoner, T. Williams -- who we spoke with this summer and will be sharing Bardot's DJ booth with him as part of the III Points Festival on Saturday -- Mosca (AKA Tom Reid) is a quintessential UK rave kid, weaned on that local scene's exorbitant diversity of electronic music styles.
"I came up on a fairly standard UK diet of jungle, reggae and dub, dancehall, hip-hop, etc.," Mosca tells Crossfade. "UK dance music is all about change -- we're impatient."
"Sometimes that's a good thing, but sometimes not," he adds. "Maybe it's the things I missed out on that are more important in terms of where my sound and selection are at nowadays. I never got into disco, for example."
See also: III Points Festival Announces Full Schedule
