What first drew you into music production and future bass production in particular?

I have always loved Music. As long as I can remember, I’ve dreamed of producing my own music. I discovered the rave scene when I was 15, I absolutely loved the culture but, I felt the music was lacking originality and depth. Around the age of 18, I invested in my first production setup and spent years creating random sounds and experimenting with different genres. My whole goal in music is to create an energetic fusion of my favorite genres. when I discovered Future Bass my whole concept of music production evolved. I can seamlessly blend
every style of music I like into one fluid creation.

Your profile picture is very interesting, What is the story behind it?

Beyond my music I am an artistic graphic designer. I choose my profile images based on my life experiences. My art is very surreal, Deeply psychedelic and yet still balanced. I like to create images that will challenge your perception of reality. I hope the push people past the
cultural smokescreen of “normality” with my art and my music.

Future bass is known as one of the most complex genres to produce, how did you manage to develop such great mixing skills in such a short time? Also what is your studio setup like?

When I started producing music in 2009 I had no idea what I was doing and I had no concept of music theory, which actually opened a lot of doors conceptually. Having no boundaries allowed me to explore the possibilities of blending different genres. In early 2016, I discovered Future Bass and everything changed. I was able to fuse my unconventional production style with solid music theory. Currently I make all my music using My two MacBooks, two Akai APC40’s, Native instruments Maschine, and a MPK 49 keyboard.

Your track “Eye see you” is your best track in our opinion! From its artwork to the Incredibly
powerful sound we absolutely love it. Could you tell us more about the story of this track?
Also what is your creative processes like?

The idea for my song “Eye See You” came to me after connecting with someone very important to me. We shared an experience that opened my eyes to a whole different level of understanding, I learned so much about love, hope, the beauty of the unseen, all in the blink of an eye. This song is my way of sharing that experience with everyone. I use different Solfeggio frequencies to add energy to my music. These Frequency’s can do everything, from cellular repair to aligning with our higher self. I use these in hopes of connecting communities to a loving vibration, to deepen the understanding of unity and harmony.

2017 has just passed us, how would you summarize 2017? Did it turn out the way you
expected it to?

This last year has been amazing. I really found my sound throughout 2017. I signed a single to Speedsound records in early September, shortly after I made my way onto Pandora radio. On November 11th, I released my first full length album “Lucid Dreams”. By the end of the year I had written 48 new songs. This last year has been full of growth and change and I am immensely grateful for all of the support I’ve received for my music.

2018 has just began, what are your goals for the new year. Any upcoming projects we can
get excited about?

This year started great for my music career. My New Years resolution was to make my way to the top of the ReverbNation charts for Dubstep Production, two weeks later I made it to #1 globally (currently #2). I intend to find my way around the west coast and to Europe to perform my new music. I have a lot of projects planned for this year. I am in the finishing stages of two new albums, one album is Future Bass, the other is a downtempo fusion of ambient, lo-fi, and melodic Dubstep (Release dates TBA). I have a third album in the beginning stages of development. I intend to create an energetic blend of Tropical House and Future Bass. My new song “Climbing Trees” is my first creation in this new genre. My biggest intention this year is to push the boundaries of my musical abilities and career in hopes of bringing a whole new style of music to the world.

Connect With M3istro:

•  Twitter
•  YouTube
•  Pandora

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