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I like the obsessively and that’s a really good
question. Well I mean the stuff I did with
BBmak it was quite a while ago and I suppose
it’s very different from the stuff I’m doing now.
I did a lot of Rock kind of music after BBmak
split up; I found it really easy when I did the
first show with Tiesto. I got kind of into it by
accident really. I wasn’t doing any Dance music, and it just felt naturally and easy to go into
the genre. I just find it really comfortable just
writing in that kind of environment, maybe it’s
you know my lyrics and melodies seem to
match well with the somber, and the progression and the Trance music. It was quite an
easy transition for me, painless.
Up to this moment, which Producer has
been your favorite to work with?
Luckily I’ve gotten the chance to work with
Producers and some huge names out there in
the world of Dance. I don’t really have a favorite because they are all so different. Although,
I did some tracks with BT on his album, and
we have a great writing relationship now.
Working on some exciting things for the future,
and we’ve got a new project we started called
“All Hail the Silence,” were nearly finished with
that album as well. I’d say BT; I’ve had the
most fallen track and different things when it
comes to writing music. It’s hard for me to pick
one favorite, I like working with everybody, because they are so different and it pushes me
out of my comfort zone and it makes me go
different places lyrically and melodically that I
suppose I wouldn’t normally go.
Which Producer that you haven’t worked
with, would you like to collaborate with?
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