The 32-year-old Scottish hitmaker has revealed he'd like to sit down with the likes of Steve Aoki, Afrojack and Hardwell to discuss the EDM craze when he and his peers no longer worry about looking cool on camera, reporetd Contactmusic.
"(It'll be) like a real documentary in about 20 years when everyone is done. Really talk about EDM between the years of 2011 and 2014. I believe I had the last EDM song that was successful and it was Summer - that was the last song that sounded like EDM that got in the charts," Harris said.
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