Writer, producer and broadcaster Matt Everitt shot to fame in the mid nineties when he replaced Todd Parmenter as drummer of the Britpop group Menswear whose hits include the 1995 indie classics Daydreamer and Sleeping In which came to define the social liberation of the time. After leaving Menswear in 1996, Everitt later joined The Montrose Avenue, By the dawn of the new millennium the Britpop phenomenon was over and in 2002, for the first time in over thirty years, the BBC launched a brand new radio station which saw Matt turn his hand to broadcasting. In 2017 he launched the BBC podcast The First Time where some of the most famous and influential musicians in the world talk to him about the seminal first moments that changed their lives and careers. As part of Beyond The Title’s Britpop season, I caught up with the soft rock icon to talk dreams, sounds and his memories of the period that came to define modern pop culture. Ladies and gentlemen Mr. Matt Everitt