There's a bit of a Diet Coke moment when DJ Spoony ambles into the offices of his dj booking agency in Finsbury Park: keyboards cease their clattering; eyes peep over i-Macs; smiles steal into the mouths of the office girls, and one of them crosses the room to coyly give him a present she's brought back from her holiday in Spain.

The present is a set of novelty mini-forks to eat corn on the cob with. As he unwraps the Lilliput-cutlery, Spoony spins out a Breezy and impressively sincere-sounding conversation about the trickiness of eating said food: everyone smiles; birds are charmed from trees; the atmosphere in the room shifts from a workaday-weekday to bit-of-a-party. It's not until someone mentions 'the radio show, that anything like business resumes.

'The radio show' is the Sunday morning Dreem Teem show that is currently proving such a massive hit for Radio One. Playing garage, r 'n' b and 'anything with a groove', the Dreem Teem - which comprises Spoony, Timmi Magic and Mikee B - have charmed audiences across the country with their quips 'n' cranks, with smooth-o Spoony taking a leader role in the studio. They have also struck a mighty blow for the UK garage scene they came out of, and helped to build.