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"With Lady Gaga, I almost feel like I'm a mirror. She has crazy ideas - she's like a born energy of inspiration."
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"I think [M.I.A.]’s an artist who affects culture and how other people make music. [Her Success is] a reward for being consistently original, for working hard and doing things completely her way."
Interview with Richard Russell, A&R for Radiohead and M.I.A.