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Girlfriend's Story was the first song that made me feel truly seen. I was going through something awful and Gemma's voice just got it. I've never forgotten that.

I was at the BBC 1Xtra launch. Hearing Xtra Dangerous come on — that was a moment. Gemma Fox was the sound of a new era. Still gives me chills.

Messy was on repeat for the whole of 2005. Every track hit different. I still know every word to every song on that album.

Saw Gemma at a club night in Leeds years ago. The energy she brought to that room — everyone was locked in. Pure talent.

I heard Gemma speak at Leicester Music Conference and it completely changed how I think about my own music career. Honest, real, no fluff. Exactly what I needed.

Might Be is one of the greatest bassline records ever made. I don't make the rules. It just is.

Gemma Fox is the definition of longevity. Still making music that slaps, still in the room where it happens. Respect is an understatement.

I grew up listening to Girlfriend's Story not even knowing what it was about. When I was older and understood the lyrics — it hit completely differently. Powerful doesn't cover it.

The V&A exhibition was the first time I saw UK Bassline treated as the cultural landmark it is. Gemma being part of that felt so right.

Operator feat. Hans Glader is criminally underrated. That bassline, that hook — it should have been everywhere. Still plays in my head on a loop.

I found Fox Music Consultancy when I was completely lost with my publishing rights. Gemma's knowledge and honesty genuinely saved my catalogue. I can't thank her enough.

Veins is a masterpiece. The production, the vocal, the emotion — everything about that record is perfect. One of the best things to come out of UK dance music.