“I’d love to see this record in people’s lives in a few years” Crusy and Jem Cooke’s collab has been built to last

Crusy and Jem Cooke’s “Good To Go” is their first collaboration, yet both describe the process as unusually inevitable. The early session took place at Toolroom HQ in London, a setting that says more about impulse than infrastructure. “The most important thing in the production of any recording is the artist itself, and the plan [...]

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