He's got a daytime job, he's doing alright When he gets up under the lights to play his thingĪnd Harry doesn't mind, if he doesn't, make the scene They said an old guitar is all, he can afford Mind, it's strictly rhythm he doesn't want to make it cry or sing You check out guitar George, he knows-all the chords Well now you step inside but you don't see too many facesĬoming in out of the rain they hear the jazz go down
You feel alright when you hear the music ring We also go back to our influences like Pearl Jam, Prince, the Chemical Brothers and older artists a lot just to remember music that has stood the test of time.South of the river you stop and you hold everythingĪ band is blowing Dixie, double four time Right now we're listening to Haim, Sylvan Esso, Portugal The Man, Odesza, Kendrick Lamar, Maggie Rogers, James Vincent McMorrow, Kaleo, London Grammar and stuff like that. The energy of the crowd and the enthusiasm blew us away! Outside of the EDM scene, what do you tend to listen to for enjoyment or inspiration? We just played the World DJ festival in Seoul and it was insane. Korea has been a huge highlight as well as large parts of Asia. It's our hometown as well so we love performing there. New City Gas in Montreal is another wild place, mostly because the building feels like a warehouse party but with really high end details that make it feel like a club as well. People just show up in Vegas ready to go hard and we've had some seriously memorable nights there. That's a question we get asked so much- we think that the Wynn in Vegas is really a special place. Out of all the places you’ve performed in the world, which venue has been your favorite and why?
are making dope house music, as is Offaiah and Vintage Culture. Illenium is doing cool musical stuff as is Gryffin. There are so many young producers right now, it's very exciting.
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And as a genre it's finally found it's place with all the other genres both in the streaming world and in festivals so that's a really amazing thing because for so long it was like the forgotten child of the music industry that no one knew how to market or promote.Īre there any up and coming dance music artists you guys are excited about? You can hear EDM influences in every type of music now. There was definitely a bubble here in North America that burst but it didn't mean that EDM died- if anything it just did what bubbles do when they burst: it splattered everywhere. The thing about the genre is that it's always changed and gone through cycles since it's inception. So much has been written about EDM in the last few years. We have a couple things in the pipeline that we think will be really interesting! Some artists have a very harsh view of the EDM world as of right now, while others have taken a more positive look at it.
We love indie rock and just rock in general, so that's something that we're always down to more of. We've done some co-writing on indie projects with Tegan and Sara and other artists. So that's a really amazing thing because for so long it was like the forgotten child of the music industry that no one knew how to market or promote." Are there any other genres you’d like to dive into and explore more? " And as a genre finally found it's place with all the other genres, both in the streaming world and in festivals.
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