This interview took place in two sittings, two months apart, in two different places. For the first session, Eilon and I met Spinna at his home studio in Bed-Stuy Brooklyn where his expansive record collection is stored in the “annex.” That was in May. The second session took place at his primary studio and record library, the Thingamajig Lab, also in Bed-Stuy. This was in late July and this time around, it was just Spinna and me.