Ruth Royall Takes On The Tuff Questions

If Ruth Royall is an unfamiliar name to you, let it be no longer.
Having successfully cemented herself within the Drum and Bass scene, the Bristol-based DJ and producer has collaborated with fellow genre names, including Grafix, Mollie Collins and Pola & Bryson. With spins on BBC Radio 1 Dance and amassing over 8 million streams across all digital platforms, it’s clear Ruth is on a steady incline to something much bigger.
Being a female DJ in the dance music industry is not a common sight, but Ruth continues to stand out. Having been a session vocalist for nearly 10 years, she brought this skill over to dance music and began implementing her own vocals in her productions and live sets, leading to nods for the Best Vocalist at the Drum and Bass Awards.

MoS: Describe your press shot in five words or less.
Ruth Royall: The zebra squat. 

House or techno?
House. 

If House [music] is a spiritual thing, who is its prophet?
The ravers.

What does your music smell like?
Coffee.

What was the first song/album you bought with your money?
Blood Sugar Sex Magik by Red Hot Chilli Peppers.