New Zealand music producer Joel Little is best known for working with pop princess Lorde on her Grammy award-winning song ‘Royals’.
Little joined Mel Homer on Sunday Cafe to talk about their stunning success, and the night which launched her into pop superstardom.
"It's like a full out-of-body experience," said Little.
"My heart still starts racing even after nine years or whatever it's been now since we won.
“Just the whole thing was very surreal."
That night of the awards in 2014 Lorde and Little were presented with the Grammy for ‘Song Of The Year’ by legendary American singer-songwriter Carole King.
Little remembers the evening being filled with famous celebrities congratulating the two of them.
"It's an evening that I'll always cherish. It was crazy.
"We went out back and Beyonce jumped up to give her a hug.
"Jay-Z was like, hey congratulations. So I shook Jay-Z's hand and sat down again.
"Then I heard this voice behind me going, hey congratulations, man. I turned around and it was Quentin Tarantino."
Listen to the full interview between Joel Little and Mel Homer above.
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