Also living in London, you’re exposed to the best and most bizarre music, whether that be a ambient, jazz fusion nights or seeing a giant band doing a tour. Having that kind of crash course, deep dive into sounds allowed me to be more experimental, because I’m reminded that no matter how strange it gets, there’s always an audience for it.

Outgoing elements of fashion are frequently visible in your style, what’s your relationship with your clothes, and does it influence you as a DJ?

I do love clothes, particular flipped or reworked vintage stuff. I think it’s an essential part at creating a character, or trying to communicate who you are externally. I don’t know if it specifically aids DJ’ing but it certainly helps with the confidence factor.

Tell us about your collaboration with logic1000, how did that come into place?

That happened very early on in my entry into the music industry, I think our managers had gotten in touch, and it was during lockdown so we did all over email which was a really interesting way of doing it. I think since it was such a strange time, the pressure was off, so it felt quite smooth-flowing.

What are your future goals regarding your career right now?

I just really want to craft an interesting world, and creating palpable messages. And for my own sake, I’m just curious how far I can push my own abilities, whether that be in production, vocals or performance.

What genre would you categorize your current style of music into?

It’s always changing! The new EP ‘Babylon IX’ I would say is a trance/breakbeat/ambient project. And the things I’m creating now would be much more experimental, but still in the same field.

What do you listen to when you’re not creating your own music? 

I swing spectrums a lot, so sometimes it’s complete alternative rock, or Latin music from the 60’s, or the crooners, or weird ambient stuff. But generally I find it’s quite rare that I listen to modern day music, I’ve always just had an obsession with the rawness, and non-compressed or auto-tuned, sounds that occurred kind of pre-2000’s.

What’s your current favorite track or DJ?

I’ve been enjoying Dj’ing the song Waters Edge by Rudolf C. But on the listener side, I’ve done another dive into a Norwegian/German duo called Easter.

Tell us something about you that no one knows, what contributes to your individual character and makes you unique?

I find it impossible to decipher what I’m feeling, I always feel or think things in a strange sort of yarn ball. But I think that helps the way I write because instead of one specific notion, it kind ends up like a swirl of a million thoughts or feelings at once, which I think in many cases is how peoples brains work, so it resonates.