1. How did your journey into the world of drum and bass begin?
It actually began with the Italian hardcore rave scene, where I first encountered the dnb genre, and I have loved it ever since.
2. Who were your first inspirations?
My very first musical inspirations came from a wide range of musical genres… I mostly listened to things like metal, hardcore, psytrance, electro, and then eventually came across drum and bass—and I have stuck with it ever since.
3. How would you describe your musical style?
Very energetic and aggressively inclined.
4. Where have you most enjoyed performing, and where would you like to perform in the future?
It’s difficult to say, honestly. At the moment, the venues in Palermo and Timișoara, full of lovely people… It’s very difficult to choose just one.
As for the future, I would really like to play at the Let It Roll festival, but for now it is still a dream.
5. Which artists inspire you at the moment?
At the moment, there isn’t any particular musician who inspires me… Sometimes it can be a song I really like; among other things, it could be a new VST, a book, or a film. In reality, it depends on many things.
6. What are your plans for the future? (releases, collaborations)
I will release an EP consisting of 4 tracks at the end of February on Prspct Recordings. I am also currently working on many collaborations with names such as Hanzo, Inward, Disprove, Stoner, and Zombie Cats—these are just a few of them.
7. What do you like most about the current community, and what do you think could be improved?
I think drum and bass has one of the best/most open communities in general. There are many, many talented and humble musicians, and lots of happy people at concert venues spreading a great atmosphere. As for improvements, I don’t think the community particularly needs any significant changes… It is only a matter of time before it reaches even more people and expands further.
