They've played in hundreds of cities across the globe for over a decade. Audiofly on the golden age of air travel being over, listening to Coltrane not techno on flights, and Tulum when it was just you, a stray dog and the pelicans.

Dance music was always about having fun. That's the ethos Ryan Crosson and Cesar Merveille carry into everything they do — individually as forces behind Visionquest and Cadenza, and together as a duo whose collaborative album DRM, mixed by Luke Solomon, pushes electronic music somewhere genuinely new. We caught them in conversation for the launch of our partnership with Beirut in the Mix.

He started with skateboarding. Then at 18 he walked into a record shop and never fully left. French-American producer Anthony Collins — Panorama Bar marathons, DC10 Ibiza, Scissor & Thread, remixes for Villalobos — gives his views on labels, life, and why there is always a bright side. Always.