It could be a Monday. Maybe it is more like a Tuesday or any other day of the week. But it is certainly one of these days when your memory parades in front of you, full of emotions. And then the search for the traces begins. A few dozen pictures in your digital camera, your record case - still lying next to your front door. Handle with care. This side up. In your pocket, there is a flyer; on its back a short but treasured message “thank you for the music.”

Maya Jane Coles never intended to be a DJ, let alone one of the most exciting new names in house music when she first started producing hip-hop in her bedroom aged 15. By her own admission, the 24-year-old Londoner despised house music. “I was quite anti house because the only stuff that I heard was really cheesy vocal stuff on the radio,” she says. “I hated it. I used to think, Who listens to that?” That was set to change as Maya discovered more underground house and techno music, whilst partying to the likes of Steve Bug and Anja Schenider in and around East London. Aged 17; Maya bought herself some 1210's and started learning to mix vinyl and play out.

Gale Talk is a talented musician based in Madrid, coming from Spanish and African descendent. He was chosen for Phase Insane Records’ third reference. The influences of this producer are ranging from Rhythm & Soul to Jeff Mills, through styles as varied as Jazz and Soul or the U.S. West Coast. Gale Talk himself says that it’s impossible to define his line of influence.