Glenn Morrison video interview before his set at Avalon, Hollywood

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Future Music caught up with the DJ and producer

Future Music visit Glenn Morrison in his LA hotel suite ahead of his headline set at Avalon nightclub, Hollywood.Glenn explains his favorite bits of studio kit, the synth his dreams about owning and what the rest of 2013 has in store for him.

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