‘In terms of where Glastonbury is situated, on plates and all this shit, it’s one of a few places in the world that has naturally good vibes.’ DJ and producer Sherelle and I are standing under a marquee sheltering from the punishingly hot sun mid-way through the festival, chatting about the sacred energy on Worthy Farm. ‘I do feel that when I’m here, I never get super-stressed or anxious.’ Good, because she’s got a busy weekend lined up.
Last year Sherelle packed out the IICON stage, Glastonbury’s new-ish arena for all things dance that popped up in Block9, a hotspot for late-night revelry, becoming a festival favourite. Now she’s returned to oversee an entire weekend’s worth of partying.
