don’t realize that if you have meone’s day like that, you beyond.”
To be honest, people don’t realize that if you have the power to make someone’s day like that, you have to go above and beyond. I wish I could do that every day because that makes everything worth it. “Love is Dead” still gets us going every time we hear it. What was it like working with Junkie Kid on this and having it released on Revealed Recordings? I actually just made a VIP edit to it because Junkie Kid is playing in EDC Vegas for the first time and I told him I want to try something and he actually dropped it and did a drum and bass version. I don’t know if we are going to release it or just keep it for our sets but it’s super tight. I was looking for a home for that record that made sense. It’s more of a ‘big room’ record that’s very different from what I usually put out. But I thought with that sound plus adding the hardstyle element that if I just released it for a free download or how I usually do that it wouldn’t grab the audience that I was going for. When I sent it to Hardwell he fell in love with it and made a few edits of it and said this track is perfect. It really fit the label. Can you describe your unique sound in just five words for us? Five words, okay..Jersey, intimate, ignorant, loud, bass! What’s in store for the future? Any projects you’re currently working on? I have a ton of music right now. A LOT of music. At the end of the month I’m dropping a remix for DJ Snake and that’s going to be really tight. Then we’re working on some big stuff that I can’t really tell anybody about yet. I’ll give a little insight that it’s really my first listenable, real music. I’ve been in so many scenarios where someone says “oh, show me your music” and I’ll play “Pop Dat” and it’s like NA-NA-NA-NA! You can’t listen to that on a phone – you have to be at a festival or a club for that. So this will be my first piece that you can really listen to anywhere. It’s a really dope transition from what I’ve been doing because it’s not like I’m just dropping a pop record. It really still has all of my elements of my production and it’s going to work out really well – I know it.
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