Schitznerphilip reveals his true colours.

Happy Days, Grease, but also Good Times, Sanford & Son, All In The Family.....we were reared on a diverse social scene that would serve us today in a major way but also opened our minds to different styles of music. The whole concept of a 'crossover' artist was developed because we were a crossover generation.

Something I remember vividly was my 5th birthday and I invited a friend of mine from school who was African American. My grandparents were shocked, taken aback. My parents were proud of me, very odd. Me, I didn't understand what the fuss was all about, Feyton was my friend, the skin color just didn't matter. For those of us from that generation, we didn't need to be taught any of that, it was just 'normal', it really allowed us to explore music in a different way as a result. White teen in dad's BMW, driving around the high school parking lot listening to Blowfly, I didn't think I was doing anything edgy at the time.