SUB: Hey, could you tell us how did you get involved and decided to start playing music?
Basically, this is all Basscatz’s fault! I had some previous
involvment with mixing music, but it was
when Martin took me in Platform two years ago that i began to take all this
more serious and started to improve my skills, got into producing beats etc.
SUB: Could you explain to
us what Platform is and who stands behind it?
Platform
Music is the first Bulgarian label specialized in Dubstep & Bass Music. Our
first release just recently became one year old, but the organisation that is
Platform exists for two years now! Behind it there are few very talented and
devoted people who run the show – so shouts to Martin, Ivan Shopv, Bozhidar and
everyone who has devoted a part of their time to making all this happen.
Ofcourse we cannot pass all the amazing artist that have released with Platform
in the past year: Balthazar & JackRock / Balkansky / L 33 / High Roll /
Disphonia / Camelorg / Basscatz / d$pot / Vallew / DrumKid
SUB: You do your own
production, what equipped do you use, and have you had a previous music
background?
I’m still on the learning curve, though i have the opportunity to learn from
some very talented artist who are around me. Equipment wise at the moment I use Ableton 9 and an analog synth – that's it, pretty basic!
SUB: Have you released anything by far?
I haven’t released any tracks up to this date, but there
is a debut release coming on Platform around June 2014. More about this –
soon.
SUB: Thanks for the
quality made mix, as I can notice you used your own production, and never
trying to go through those mainstreamed sounds. Why is that? Is it because of
the laws for pirated music or you wanted to create your own specific sounds.
Have you ever used more mainstreamed sounds into your sets?
I
think that dubstep is an underground genre with a distinct raw sound. Those
mainstreamed sounds I think you’re talking about – they are part of the pop
music culture.
SUB: Have you ever been to Skopje?
This
is my first time in Skopje, but from what I've heard from my friends – it’s
mad, xaxa! So i’m looking forward to the party on Saturday. From me you can
expect a wide selection of music ranging from 120 to 140 bpm – that's all I’m
telling.
SUB: Why dubstep, have you
tried any other sounds, what has got you drawn into this sound?
My head nods on dubstep more than on anything else, I guess that's why! I
can’t quite explain what draws me into this sound though – it just does. I
think this is the purest form of attraction to something – when you don’t know
why, but you know you love it.
SUB: Can
you tell us something more about the Bulgarian bass scene?
The Bulgarian bass scene is backed up by some amazing artist and
organizations at the moment, so shouts to:
H.M.S.U. , Renesanz , High Roll , Balthazar & JackRock, Cooh and all
the rest I’m missing – theese are the poeple who push the sound round here, so
check their work if you haven’t!
See you all on Saturday!
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