I looked out at the crowd and people looked shocked. It was good for us because we had a banjo and fiddle on stage and we were doing a bluegrass version of the song. Oh, man, the fans didn't get it! It was at the Ultra Music Festival in Miami back in March. Tell us about the first time you debuted the track. I was massively worried that people wouldn't react but, thankfully, everything that has happened this summer with the song has been amazing. It is a mixture of genres that you wouldn't necessarily expect to be put together. 'Wake Me Up' was a huge step forward for me musically. Up until that point, I had only recorded classic club or dance tracks. 'Wake Me Up' is one of those songs that is a bit of a risk. At what stage did you think it might be special? It seems to have connected with so many people. Congratulations on the massive success of 'Wake Me Up'. The DJ and record producer, who is still only 24 years old, caught up with us ahead of his iTunes Festival show this week to discuss working with guitar legend Nile Rodgers, how his charity is helping millions worldwide and why he'll never вЂњcheatвЂќ his fans.

Swedish born Bergling - aka Avicii - is the man behind one of this summer's big hits, his chart-topping masterstroke 'Wake Me Up' (which features Aloe Blacc).ДЄnd his star looks set to continue to rise with the release of his debut album 'True' on Monday September 17. You may not have heard of the name Tim Bergling, but you might be aware of his music.

Avicii come to me