"Wrong Club's" lyrically about being in a club at four o'clock in the morning, um
Having some weird kind of come-down and re-evaluating your life
And having a bit of a nervous breakdown which I think a lot of people have had
Many times over their weekends in their life, em
We're big fans of bands like The Smiths, uhm
Where it's those real kind of sad-happy songs
That you're dancing to it, and it's really quite beautiful
But the lyrics are quite depressing
But you don't realise that 'til you really go into the lyrics
Whilst thinking how we was going to perform this record live
Because obviously it's quite different to our first and second albums
In it's not as punk, it's little bit more softer and smoother and funkier
We came across this photograph of Diana Ross in Studio 54 in a DJ booth
We had a eureka moment when we saw it
She's sitting on the edge of the DJ booth
Nile Rogers and probably about 20 people are in there with her
And it just looks so cool and so not been done for a while you know, um
It gave us the idea to then do our first shows in Ibiza from a DJ booth
We squashed all our equipment into there, you know
Started to DJ, then started to kind of climb over the DJ booth and sing
And then Jules would pick up his guitar, then he'd jump on the drums
And we wanted to do it as an experiment to see if it works
See if we could slow the BPM down in a club
Because at the moment the BPM is, you know, 125 at least
We wanted to get it down to 110, the BPM of "Wrong Club"
And we didn't know if we would clear the dance floor doing that
So the experiment and the photograph of Diana Ross was a really good way to try