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04/04/2022

WHATS UP GUYSim super excited to be bringing you all this interview. I've been bumping GLVSSPVCK for years now and still can't believe we got the chance to d...

02/04/2022

YOU GUYS KNOW WHAT TIME IT IS🔥WELCOME TO OUR 22nd INTERVIEW WITH THE FU***NG ONE AND ONLY Glasspvck
huge shout and thanks to glvsspvck for taking the time to do this and to all you guys for watching🙏❤ we will see you guys for the next one but until then enjoyyyyy💯

WHATS UP GUYSim super excited to be bringing you all this interview. I've been bumping GLVSSPVCK for years now and still can't believe we got the chance to d...

19/03/2022

YOOOO WHATS UP🔥🔥
Incase you missed the post yesterday we just got done with another interview.
This weeks award goes to the man himself GUERRO
If your not already give him a follow🙏
You can find his newest track knockback in the comments as well as his linktree👇
As always thank you❤

15/02/2022

What's up everyone, we hope you all had a amazing valintines day. We at MFMF are doing someonething new. We will be doing weekly song write ups for new tracks that just came out that and deserve some recognition.
So with that let's kick off the first ever
MFMF WEEKLY TRACK SHOWCASE
with our good friend KALIBR and his new track CYBER VOID.
wow. Such an amazing song to start off with. Cyber void is definitely a fitting name as from the start you feel like you got transported to some dystopian land in the future. Kalibr perfectly blends colorful retro synths and drums with futuristic melodies and sounds that lead up to a heavy hard hitting drop that's sure to break your neck while still making you groove out to the flow. The contrast of the light sounding synths with sharp melodic bass is sure to take you on a journey. With 4 months in the making you can be sure that countless hours, days and nights went into making this master piece. What also makes this song special is kalibr is using it as a way to showcase his new sound so you can be sure to expect some more amazing work like this from him. Dont forget to drop kalibr a follow so you can be up to date with all the new stuff coming out.
You can find a link for cyber void in the comments👇👇
WE HOPE YOU ENJOYED THIS READ AND THAT YOU ALL HAVE A WONDERFUL REST OF YOUR DAY❤🙏

29/01/2022

YO YO YOOOOO
I hope everyone's having a amazing day so far🔥
WE JUST DID EPISODE 20 with the king himself Heaven Fell
You can find his newest work the heretical cycle ep in the comments👇👇
Thank you and enjoy🥰

WE ARE AT EPISODE 20!welcome back everyone to another installment of our heavy hitter series. this week we got the legendary heaven fell. thank you to everyo...

11/01/2022

WHAT IS GOOD EVERYONE🔥
We are back again with another episode after the holiday break but we will now be posting every other Friday and are posting on Tuesday this week due to some technical difficulties.
For this week we were blessed to sit down with Filthy and chat about his career and some ways he got to where he's at now.
You can find his newest song on riddim network binary in comments as well as his social media accounts.
THANK YOU AND ENJOY

WELCOME BACK EVERYONEwere happy to see everyone again and are happy to bring you this weeks interview with FILTHY. we appreciate everyones time in making thi...

15/10/2021

WELCOME TO THIS WEEK'S MASSIVE EPISODE¡¡¡🔥💀💯
This is week 18 and we got the man WODD
I'm super excited to share this one with you all and hope you enjoy❤🙏
👇link for the video in the comments👇
📸: AMD Kultur

10/10/2021

WELCOME TO WEEK 17 OF MFMF'S HEAVY HITTER SEGMENT🔥🔥
By some miracle we got the legend EVVDE
Now I know we usually post on Fridays and we will continue to other then this one off week. Thank you all so much for understanding and for watching. Also huge thanks to evvde for doing this❤🙏

👇Link for the interview in the comments👇

24/09/2021

We are back again with another heavy hitter🔥
This week we got Jaysyx 💀💀
Thank you all and I hope to see you next week

we back again for another fire interview. this week we are with JAYSYX. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR TUNING IN AND WE HOPE TO SEE YOU BACK NEXT WEEK

17/09/2021

SUPRISEEEE WE BACK 🔥🔥 this week's award goes to KALIBR 💀
You can find a linktree for all his socials in the comments👇👇
I just want to thank everyone for coming back after our break but are resuming our tradition of posting every Friday so COME BACK NEXT WEEK TO SEE WHO WE TALKED TO¡¡

WELCOME BACK EVERYONE. I know its been awhile but we are back again and for this week with KAILBR. we already have next weeks interview done so we will for s...

03/07/2021

WHATS GOOD EVERYONE🔥
IT IS FRIDAY AND YOU ALL KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS🤘🏽
This weeks segment is with SVBLE ❤️
The guy has been killing the game with his soft floaty chords on top of some nasty dirty bass☠️
So with out further ado here it is💯
You can find his new ep in the comments along with all his social media accounts✌🏽

WELCOME TO ANOTHER EPISODE. for this week we got SVBLE. I appreciate everyone for tuning in and I hope you all enjoy.

01/07/2021

YOOO HUGE SHOUT OUT TO THE BOII ONERIC🔥
He played the first set of the first MFMF event¡¡
He was so kind to bless you guys by posting his set from MFMF so check it out and show him some love❤️✌🏽💯

my opening set for MFMF 2021

25/06/2021

MFMF presents the weekly heavy hitter segment. Every week I find A underground artist in the bass scene that really blows me away and give them the spotlight...

25/06/2021

WELCOME BACK EVERYONE¡¡¡

WE RETURNED WITH A BIG CHANGE🔥🔥

We are now doing the segments as a video and this week we got highdruhdubs which is mind blowing. These guys have been absolutely killing the game with the most intense wobbles and bass lines that I’ve heard in a while.☠️ you can find a pre save link for their newest track vivus mortuus in the comments as well as links for their social media accounts.

HUGE shout out to you guys for tuning in it really does mean a lot. I HOPE YOU GUYS ENJOY¡¡❤️🙏🏽

MFMF presents the weekly heavy hitter segment. Every week I find A underground artist in the bass scene that really blows me away and give them the spotlight...

28/05/2021

THIS. IS. WEEK. 12. 🔥

AND WE GOT Z**I ¡¡¡

This man has been making big moves like releasing on Subsidia Records and I.AM.Audio as well as a collab with Chassi on Bassweight Records.

Our goal here at MFMF is to connect people with artists they love on personal level and to let other producers/DJ’s know that the people they look up to where once in their same position and even if its looking grime that they can make it out of that and do what they want with their music careers.

So to help with that we asked Z**I 10 questions about him and here are his replies.

1. Q) Where did the name come from¿ is there a funny story behind it¿

1. A) Z**I is my actual last name, so no funny story as to how I chose it, BUT it is a funny coincidence that it also means “pee pee” in French. In terms of my logo, it’s also based on my name and uses the letters to form into an hourglass. The hourglass represents my brand, and the mantra is “time is a construct”, purposely conveyed as one continuous word to represent the absence of space (space time).

2. Q) Who where some of the first edm artists you listened to¿

2. A) The first electronic artists in general that I listened to were DJ Mango, Daft Punk, Avicii, Calvin Harris, Flux Pavillion, Doctor P and Vicetone.

3. Q) How did your family react when you first told them you wanted to be a DJ/producer and did the way the response change the bigger and more well known you became¿

3. A) My mom really hasn’t shown much confidence or excitement in me wanting to pursue a music career, primarily because it comes off as ambiguous to people who only have an outsider’s or surface level perspective/understanding of what a career as a touring DJ would look like. My former step dad also conveyed lots of doubt and disapproval, but he also didn’t think I would amount to anything successful in general. The lack of support only made me push for it that much harder. They weren’t able to accept my passion but that didn’t mean I had to subject it to that negativity.

4. Q) A big part of being a musician in any genre is people hating on the music you make. How do you handle that and not let it get to you¿

4. A) I already knew from the jump not everyone would like what I made, so that was to be expected. I take criticism very well and it takes a whole lot to phase or offend me, and I mean a whole lot. I’m glad I’m free from the military but it definitely gave me some thick skin thanks to drill sergeants roasting you into oblivion 24/7. I had a motto I liked to remember during my earlier phases of music production where struggle and frustration was the norm. The motto was “you’re gonna suck until you don’t” and that’s pushed me all the way to this point. Subtronics also preaches to drill your weaknesses and that has immensely changed my view to be welcoming of critique and even haters in general.

5. Q) What other genres outside of edm do you listen to and take inspiration from to help make your own music¿

5. A) I listen to a whole lot outside of electronic and will try to pull from multiple and bring it back to my take on melodic bass. Those genres are orchestral, pop, hip- hop, rock, metal, alternative, indie, instrumental, ambient, acoustic, and soundtrack scores. I pick out the most memorable aspects of a genre when I intend to bring it back to electronic.

6. Q) What was the craziest thing you ever witnessed at a show either in the crowd or while playing¿

6. A) The craziest thing I’ve seen at a festival was year 1 at Lost Lands when the volcano caught on fire during Destroid. I honestly thought it was part of the set until they cut the music lol.

7. Q) When you first started to dive into edm did your friend group f**k with it or where you the only one bumping edm¿

7. A) My friend group definitely got down to electronic music just as much as I did. I usually made sure to surround myself with likeminded folk and that resulted in my friend group during college becoming my festival squad while I was living in NY. Even before then back in High School, a lot of my friends ended up liking dubstep because we liked to street dance and dubstep became the go to genre for pop and locking after that one Pumped Up Kicks video..

8. Q) What would you say you struggle with the most when it comes to production¿

8. A) My biggest struggle currently with production is overthinking. It is the #1 culprit to derailing a productive session and creating a ton of unnecessary self doubt in what I make. It’s hard to combat because it can occur with anything, from not knowing if something is EQ’d for the best, to whether or not I should simplify or enhance a sound. I’ve been getting better at combating it but definitely hasn’t gone away completely yet.

9. Q) Self doubt is a problem for many artist especially ones just starting out. How did you handle any self doubt you had¿

9. A) I don’t think self doubt is really something you can erase altogether or really handle. The way I see it is that self doubt is an inevitable effect of pushing oneself to do anything outside of our comfort zone. As soon as you leave that zone, it’s natural to think about the “what if’s” in terms of whether you made the right decision. The only way to know is if you actually see it through, since if you quit along the way, you never allowed yourself to truly know if it was actually the right decision for you. That’s how I push through it.

10. Q) If your not already at what point will you be content with your music career¿

10. A) I don’t think I will be content with my career until I’ve done all I aspire to do, which is to have my own annual tour, play main stage Lands and/or EDC, launch a record label to cultivate rising talent, and to make at least several albums that convey me and my musical journey to the best of my ability. Got a long way to go until then but I’m in no rush. After all, it’s a marathon, not a race.

Z**I also had this for a closing statement.

I appreciate the spotlight and the interest in my music and craft. It's super fulfilling to be able to share my experiences and have it impact someone positively, so thanks for making that possible. Peace love unity respect as always. Check out my linktree if you'd like to keep up to date with all things Z**I. Got some big tracks on the way 🙂

So there you have it, a lil inside into Z**I’s come up and what life was like starting out.

Z**I just dropped a track on subsida called refraction alongside mikesh!ft and vezzel and a link for that can be found in the comments along with his socials and a promo vid for a new track coming out.💯

AS ALWAYS THANK YOU EVERYONE🙏🏽 the team at MFMF and Z**I himself appreciate you guys reading this and MASSIVE shout out to Z**I for taking the time to do this❤️ we hope to see you guys next week¡💖🥰

14/05/2021

WELCOME BACK TO THE 11TH WEEKLY HEAVY HITTER AWARD¡¡¡

This weeks award goes to:
Cazium

This man uses speakers to open up portals to hell with how dark and heavy his s**t is.☠️🔥 cazium has released on xile collective, Biophaze Records, and a few tracks on Poltergeist Records.

Now I know we where gone for the last couple of weeks but we had some s**t going on behind the scenes and will be making a announcement about it on next weeks heavy hitter.🔥

Our goal here at MFMF is to connect these artist with their fans on a personal level and to let people know that these guys are people just like us and have gone through the same s**t.🤘🏽

So with all that out of the way here are the 10 questions we asked cazium.☠️

1. Q) what’s the story behind your name¿ is there a funny story behind it or did it just kinda pop up in your head one day¿

1. A) The sole story of my name is having a genre neutral name where I could both make dubstep and a few bits of color bass & dnb!

2. Q) why did you choose music as a career path and what where your hobbies before music¿

2. A) I chose music as a career path because I’ve been fortunate to grow up right in the middle of the music industry, which is the reason I’m musically driven!

3. Q) which venue do you dream of playing¿

3. A) The one venue that I would love to play at is the Hollywood palladium!

4. Q) Did you have a strong musical influence growing up or are you the first in your family or friend group¿

4. A) Growing up, I was raised in Nashville Tennessee, right in the middle of a huge music scene for both rock and electronic music, this had a huge impact on my influences and the people I work with!

5. Q) how do you juggle working on music and everything else in life¿

5. A) Working full time & having a musical career can be a bit clustered at some points, but I’ve found that just writing ideas down for one month, then spending the next perfecting those ideas work the best for me when I’m having to work a full time job on top of music!

6. Q) if you could change something about the music industry what would it be¿

6. A) The only thing I wish I could change about the music industry, is people’s mentality when it comes to taking younger people’s musical career more seriously. A good case in point, is cripplingg, he’s extremely fortunate to be on nsd at such a young age, that’s a really rare experience!

7. Q) what was the craziest thing you ever witnessed at a show either playing or in the crowd¿

7. A) The craziest event that I’ve ever seen at a show was one of my buddies sending me a video of them getting lost under the red rocks stage / tunnels. It was both scary and entertaining as they were making their way out of the bottom of the stage.

8. Q) if you had a side project what genre would it be¿

8. A) If I were to make a side project, I would most definitely have to go with drum & bass. I listen to dnb day to day, which is where I get some of my inspiration for my dubstep tracks.

9. Q) what was the first festival you went to and how did it change how you perceived music¿

9. A) The first festival that I saw was & changed my perception was the Svdden death b2b eptic show. There were both classics and nasty bangers there, that show was the key to me learning the insides of dubstep and how i discovered the sides of having a coherent flow!

10. Q) if your not already at what point will you be content with your music¿

10. A) I would already consider my self content with my music, as I already have thousands of people who like what I make! That just makes my day to see people’s comments, just knowing that they vibe to my music!

Like mentioned earlier cazium just dropped on xile collective with his track futrum and a link for that song as well as his 2021 showcase that he just dropped can be found in the comments👇🏽

As always I want to thank everyone for reading and another shout out to cazium for taking time out of his day to do this. Have a killer rest of your day.❤️

OH AND WE WILL BE BACK NEXT WEEK WITH A BIG ANNOUNCEMENT¡¡💯

09/05/2021

What’s up everyone I hope you all are having amazing day❤️🙏🏽
I just wanted to apologize for missing the last few weeks of our heavy hitter segment but we have some big things coming that we have been working tirelessly on and needed to take some time off💯
With all that being said we are posting a heavy hitter segment this week but before we do I wanna give a HUGE shout out to the first 10 artist that worked with us and made this possible💖💖

Noughts
SHWEEZ
YOKED
Joogornot
Bvss Tactic
Flakzz
Autokilla
Say Word
STVNK FVCE
Weekend Warriors
Thank you guys for being apart of the dream🤘🏽

All of these artist are really amazing down to earth people and if there’s someone on here that you haven’t heard of I HIGHLY suggest checking them out✌🏽🔥

16/04/2021

WEEK 10 IS HERE¡¡¡

For this week we got a chance to talk to the legendary
Weekend Warriors

First off I wanna give a HUGE shout to everyone who’s been coming back week after week and to all the artist that took the time out of their day to do this. With out all you guys this wouldn’t be possible so I can’t thank everyone enough❤️🙏🏼

Like I said earlier we got the amazing weekend warriors and wow. I’ve been listening to these guys before the heavy hitter segments was even a idea. What’s crazy about them is they make anything from super heavy big gun sounding dubstep to some nasty low wobbly experimental like their collab with Jaenga on DeadBeats.

Our goal here at MFMF is to connect fans and dj’s/producers that are just starting out with the artists they listen to, on a personal level and to let the artist just starting out know that all these guys went through the same struggle’s and to not let it discourage you. So to help do that we asked 10 questions and here they are.💯

1. Q) Is there a story behind how you guys came up with the name¿

1. A) A: The name comes from always working weekends, but also going to festivals and concerts on the weekends as well! We felt it was a relatable term to a lot of people in all aspects of life, and just made sense to us as a duo name. A weekend warrior is anyone who partakes in an activity outside of work!

1. A) J: Not really a story, we were just sitting around one day and we were working on the weekends and thought everyone in the scene is a weekend warrior. So we just kinda ran with it.

2. Q) When was the moment the both of you realized you wanted to do music as a duo¿

2. A) A: We met at a private dj company that mostly did weddings. After working together for a while we both realized we had the same dream to be dubstep dj's as opposed to radio music that we didn't really enjoy to begin with.

2. A) J: We were working at a private party dj company and we were both trying to do something different. Something that went against the average bar scene and mainstream style everyone enjoyed. We had a vision and thought we should go for it.

3. Q) How was life before music took over¿ Where there any other dream jobs or careers or did you guys always know it was going to be in music¿

3. A) A: I was always heavily involved in music growing up, everyone in the family was a musician to some extent. Played instruments all throughout school, and was in a metal band in high school. I didn't really know what i wanted to do for college or a career, but then i realized it only makes sense to pursue music further.

3. A) J: I wanted to play professional ice hockey. I played at a really high level and got to live away from home and meet some really great people. I actually played on the same team as Kayzo. He was our goalie.

4. Q) What was the craziest thing you guys ever witnessed at a event in the crowd or playing¿

4. A) A: For me it was the entire day 3rd day of Hudson Project, if you were there you know what im talking about lmao, too much to go into detail here but i tell a whole story about it in a podcast with our friend Ryan Janni (Free Yourself podcast on youtube) if you are interested!

4. A) J: ooof this is a hard question, we have seen so much. For me it was probably the first festival we ever played. There was a guy that was trying to take a nap in front of a sub. It was interesting to say the least. Or there was this time that we were playing in Brooklyn and someone knocked a cable out of the CDJs mid song

5. Q) Which artists made you guys fall in love with the heavier side of edm¿

5. A) A: The first song I ever heard was "Woo Boost " by Rusko around 2010 and I was hooked ever since. I naturally love heavy music so as dubstep developed and became heavier I was all about it!

5. A) J: There are a lot of artists we look up to, in the beginning listened to a lot of SKisM, FIGURE, Mantis, and Excision. Now it's grown to people like MUST DIE!, SPACE LACES, Codd Dubz.

6. Q) What are some non edm genres and artist you guys listen to¿

6. A) A: Currently ive been listening to a lot of UK grime/trap music. I love metal, 90s hip hop, and also get down to some reggae and jam bandy music.

6. A) J: A lot of hip hop metal and lofi. Just really depends on what the mood is.

7. Q) If there is what’s one thing you both would change about the music industry¿

7. A) A: It has its ups and downs like any job, but I'm super greatful to do music full time!

7. A) J: I would say every pay to play scheme out there. Greedy promoters are the ones to watch out for.

8. Q) How did family and friends react to your guys music when they first heard it¿

8. A) A: Most of my friends actually don't listen to electronic music so they probably think it's a little weird lmao
8. A) J: Well my parents still don’t really understand it. My friends thought it was dope! That’s what helped us keep going in the early days.

9. Q) What where some of the early on struggles you both had to deal with if any at all¿

9. A) A: When we first started we didn't really know our way around the industry like getting bookings, label releases, and finishing up music. We still have a lot to learn, but we have definitely hit some goals and milestones so far that we are proud of.

9. A) J: Just trying to figure out a way into the other side. From fan to learning the business and the artist side. There’s a lot that goes into this and we are always learning. I think just the overwhelming nature of “where do we even start”

10. Q) When will you guys be content with your music career’s if not already¿

10. A) A: We are always going to be pushing to try to get to that next level in all aspects of life and music! There is always room to grow! I am happy with how things are going at the moment but we want to one day be headlining festivals around the globe!

10. A) J: Music is interesting, you’re kinda never content. So I don’t ever think we will be in a place where we can say, “ I think we are good here.” We are kinda always trying to be better and set goals for ourselves. We definitely have things we wanna work towards. Big labels, artists playing our tracks, you know the dream.

Due to some perfect timing the weekend warriors actually dropped a ep today named sigma🤤 you can find a link for it in the comments as well as all their social media accounts and some sick footage.

As always thank you guys so much for reading this. I wanna thank the weekend warriors again as well and I hope to see you all next week❤️🙏🏼✌🏼

15/04/2021

You guys know what tomorrow means😈

09/04/2021

WELCOME TO MOTHER FU**IN WEEK 9¡¡¡

This we week got blessed with:
STVNK FVCE

Stvnk fvce has been making some big moves such as recently releasing on Deathstar Cult Ltd as well as a collab with Flatland Funk on Play Me Records and has been putting out only bangers.

Our goal here at MFMF is to creat a personal connection with the artist’s you love. It’s one thing to know a artist by his music but when you love the music and personally relate with them the community grows stronger.❤️💯 SO to help do that we ask 10 questions about things you may not of known and can hopefully relate to.

1. Q) How did you land on your name¿ is there a funny story behind it¿

1. A) Its not the most interesting story but I was at the gym with a friend and one of us gave the other a dirty look and one of us said oh thats a stank face, so we both thought it sounded great! The spelling of it with two Vs was all his idea though!

2. Q) What has been your favorite event you played so far¿

2. A) I think my favourite show would have to be in 2019 when myself and the homie Flatland Funk were direct support for KSHMR at an afterparty during Chasing Summer! It was definitely my biggest show and I was nervous as hell for it, but after I got through the first few transitions it was insane, felt like I was in a movie!

3. Q) If you didn’t have your music career, what career path would you of gone down¿

3. A) Thats actually a good question, im not sure what I would do. Im still figuring out that part, but im starting a new job soon so i guess thats my career for the next little bit!

4. Q) what was your most embarrassing moment while playing a event if you have any¿

4. A) Theres been a few embarrassing moments. Something that has happened a couple times is that ive paused the track thats playing multiple times. Ive probably tripped a time or two on stage aswell!

5. Q) how do you balance your normal life and your music life¿

5. A) Its definitely a tough balancing act but ive gotten myself in a pretty good routine of working on music everyday for a few hours after work and then I normally try and take a break from music on the weekends but with the pandemic going on and having nothing to do, I find myself using the weekends aswell for production!!

6. Q) what was the craziest thing you ever witnessed either playing a event or in the crowd¿

6. A) Thats a good question, I dont think ive seen anything too crazy ive definitely seen a couple crazy mosh pits but thats about it!

7. Q) if you had the chance, with all the production knowledge you have now what would you tell your self during your first year of producing¿

7. A) I would definitely say that its a long hard road and to not get discouraged, just keep working hard! Its not a race, dont be afraid to ask questions we all have to start somewhere!

8. Q) if you had a side project what genre would it be¿

8. A) I have actually thought about this and it would definitely be house. I love house music, especially in small intimate settings its such a fun environment!

9. Q) at what point did you know music was going to take over your life¿

9. A) I think after I attended my first real festival in 2017. Ive always had a passion for music and after my first festival seeing all the lights and visuals combined with the crowd reactions aswell as feeling the bass in my chest, I just couldnt get enough! Shortly after that my love for EDM just kept growing and growing!

10. Q) if your not already at what point will you be content with your music career¿

10. A) All I want is to pursue music full time, of course I want to be headlining major festivals and be rich but if that doesnt happen and I can just pursue music and not have a 9-5 then I will be totally happy!

So there it is I hope you guys learned something new about stvnk fvce and can relate to him as a person more and not just a artist that makes really good music.

As I mentioned earlier stvnk fvce JUST dropped a song on deathstar cult called Loud Noises and the link for that will be in the comments along with links for his social media accounts. So check out the track and give the man a much deserved follow.💯

That’s it for this weeks segment thank you guys so much for reading this it means a lot to both MFMF and stvnk fvce and hope to catch you guys next week.🔥🤘🏼

02/04/2021

THIS IS WEEK 8 OF OUR WEEKLY HEAVY HITTER SEGMENT¡¡¡

This week we managed to get
Say Word

The guy is a f**king legend. He has a song on Subsidia Records andEmengy as well as just doing a collab with INF1N1TE.

Our goal here at MFMF is too connect artist with their fanbase on a personal level so to help do that we ask 10 questions about stuff a lot of people don’t know about the artist they like and here they are.

1. Q) how did you come up with your name¿ was it just thought up or is there a story behind it¿

1. A) Nothing special really. When I was going through my rebrand phase I was drunk at a say my name concert. Looked at my homie and said “I’m gonna call myself say word 🥴” lol

It just stuck

2. Q) when you first started out what’s one thing you thought was going to be different about to music industry¿

2. A) Hmm, I spent a lot of time before say word in the music and entertainment industry. So I was pretty prepared for what Say Word would have to deal with in the industry.

3. Q) what was the craziest thing you ever witnessed at a rave either playing or as a attendee¿

3. A) Oh hands down the Ministry of sound tour (back in the day) Razor FM and Scribble. It was a three DJ six turntable DJ set combination of turntableism, house and breaks.
Blew my mind!!!

4. Q) what’s a life lesson you learned from being a dj/producer¿

4. A) Sound different and unique

5. Q) did you have a certain family member or friend introduce you to EDM or did you find it on you own¿ who was that first artist that made you fall in love with EDM¿

5. A) Yeah my older brother took me to a rave when I was wayyyyy to young. But I fell love Immediately.

First artist that sealed the deal.
Probably Josh Wink’s song Higher sate of consciousness or 2 Bad Mice’s song Bomb Scare

All in all LAXX and Juelz are my biggest inspirations.

6. Q) what where some of your hobbies before music¿ what career path would you be in right now with out music¿

6. A) I was a party rock/ battle dj before I started producing. I also recorded sounds and voices for cartoons in NYC. Not sure where i would be with out the birth of dubstep and hard trap? Probably still party rockin night clubs and concerts

7. Q) if you had a side project what genre would it be¿

7. A) Probably drum and bass or hip hop

8. Q) what where some big set backs you had early on in your career and how did you learn from them¿

8. A) I think one of my biggest setbacks was not keeping up with emails fast enough. I lost a couple big opportunities because I was late on an email response.

9. Q) how do you handle hate and negative comments about your music¿ how do you not let it get to you¿

9. A) I honestly don’t care. I definitely don’t expect everyone one to like my music. But I don’t ever talk s**t back. Most people that say something negative are usually in a bad place with them selves. So I just respond with a ❤️ or say “sorry to hear”.

Also the bass scene is very reactive so I don’t even wanna take the risk of hurting someone’s feelings back. My Mom told me, “two wrongs don’t make it right.” Pretty sure she was right. Lol

10. Q) if your not already at what point will you be content with your career¿

10. A) I don’t know if I will ever be content. I believe music is a practice. I believe music is always evolving and changing. There’s always gunna be the next challenge. I look at people like Diplo. He wrote hits and wasn’t content, created mega groups and wasn’t content, had his own TV show, wasn’t content, massive shows, magazines etc. So idk if would ever be content in this industry.

Say word just dropped a ep and on it is that INF1N1TE collab mentioned earlier. The link for that ep will be in the comments👇🏼

THANK YOU GUYS SO MUCH for reading and huge shout to say word for taking the time to do this. ❤️🙏🏼 and come back next week to see who we add to our heavy hitter list.