Charlotte “Charli XCX” Aitchison: I like the whole scene–the cult imagery, the upside down crosses.
Radcliffe Bailey: I didn’t really know exactly what they were doing, but they were dressed in their Sunday best.
Aitchison: It’s about being in a club, and being cool. They wanted a wonky bass line.
Bailey: So it's an incorporation of that, as well as the sounds of the ocean and the sounds of trains; a constant movement and migration.
Aitchison: An aerobics video. (Laughs) Everything just snowballed.
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Bailey: There’s also a radio that’s playing.
Aitchison: I know just the hits really.
Bailey: Right. It’s a good feeling to be able to put your fingerprint somewhere.
Aitchison: In the East London illegal raves that I was performing at, they didn’t care what I was saying.
Bailey: Living in Atlanta is different than living in Georgia, I can tell you that for a fact.
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Aitchison: Ha ha.
Bailey: No windows.
Aitchison: That much I can acknowledge.
Bailey: And on top of where the keys are, there’s a Plexiglas blue glaze that shines over it.
Aitchison: Yeah, but I’m not embarrassed by it and I think it looks amazing on T-shirts.