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Tuesday, 21 April 2026

Interview with Julien Aletti | About the Dirtee Lektrix album


Love Music: You’ve been creating music since the early ’90s—what first sparked your passion, and what has kept that fire alive for over three decades?

I’ve always loved music since I was a little boy obsessively playing records on my record player and listening to the radio . I used to tape my favourite songs on the radio too and make mixtapes .


Love Music: Your career spans film, television, global brands, and major artist collaborations. Which achievement stands out as a defining moment for you, and why?

I’m not sure if any one particular stands out cause there are too many tô mention and it’s always the same feeling of getting a mental high when it happens wether it’s working with Kaskade or Jody Watley for the first time or hearing our music featured in movies such as Get Him to the Greek or American Pie  or in commercials by Stella McCartney .


Love Music: As a Grammy-winning producer and songwriter, how has your approach to music evolved from your early days to now?

It’s always the same process with us improving along the way . When I went to work in my first proper recording studio such as Abbey Road with our producer at the time , Robin Millar I was surprised to see the same process with us working as if we were at my home studio . It’s all about the tape And what goes on it.



Love Music: You’ve worked with a wide range of artists—from Kaskade to Jody Watley and Finley Quaye. What do you value most when collaborating with other creatives?

I value their talent and voices the most I think . 

And I value their stories too like Jody Watley telling me janet Jackson s first concert experience was her brother michael taking her to see Shalamar at Disneyland when she was a little girl and Jody showing me pictures . 


Love Music: In an era driven by fast trends and virality, you’ve built your career on longevity and consistency. What advice would you give to emerging artists trying to navigate today’s music industry?

Be persistent and work on your craft.


Love Music: Looking ahead, what goals or new directions are you most excited to explore as a writer, producer, and musician?

You never know what's around the corner and id like to do more projects and continue on my path . 


Love Music: Dirtee Lektrix blends blues, rock, and soul with a modern edge—what inspired the sound and direction of this project?

I wanted to do something for my brother Raphael who’s more into rock than anything else since a young age . We’d been doing a lot of dance music and disco and stuff which he didn’t like as much so I wanted to please him and say thank you by creating a more rock and blues project.


Love Music: Can you take us inside the creative process behind the album? How did recording in London with your close circle of collaborators shape the final result?

It all went very fast with the ideas flowing naturally In stops and starts a few songs at a time . I like to write and produce the songs quickly to keep the inspiration flowing and I think the listeners can hear and feel the results .


Love Music: The project has already seen placements across fashion, TV, and film. How important is sync and visual storytelling when creating music for Dirtee Lektrix?

The synchs always come after the music so we don’t really think about that when we are creating. We just focus on the song and how to make it as great as possible .


Love Music: What message or feeling do you want listeners to take away after experiencing the Dirtee Lektrix album?

Hopefully tô inspire them and take them to our little sonic corner of the world on a journey where they forget their troubles for a bit .


https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/dirteelektrix/ep1/








Saturday, 5 April 2025

Inside YATRA: A Conversation with Tariq Hisny On His Romantic Journey


What inspired you to create "YATRA," and what does the title signify in relation to the album's themes?

I have been releasing Tamil songs as singles. So, I thought to make an album with five to seven songs very similar to a typical Tamil film soundtrack. Yatra, this name was given by my lyric writer Nazeem Roomy. According to him, Yatra means Journey. He used to tell me we must make a song name Yatra one day. So, I finally ended up using this name to an album.

The songs are pretty much related to romance and suspense. Therefore, we call the album is about a Romantic Journey.   


"YATRA" features a diverse range of musical collaborations, including a rap song 'Hey Penne.' Could you discuss the decision to incorporate such varied genres and how these collaborations align with the album's vision?

Listeners with Indian music tastes tend to listen to varied genres in a single album. Also, there are people only expect Hip-Hop like songs. So, I wanted to make one song as Hip Hop or a Trap to cover certain audience.  

I asked singer Nithin to write the lyric and sing this different track and he delivered nicely at the end. 

Also, I see lots of positive comments for making this album more open and varied in genre.


Can you describe your songwriting and composition process for "YATRA"? How do you integrate traditional Tamil music with contemporary sounds?

Traditional Tamil music with contemporary sounds is the way to go for any audience who listen to any Indian Tamil song.

When I started writing the songs, I chose certain traditional classical raag to accompany my musical compositions. There are few songs I chose pure South Indian Raag (Carnatic) with some contemporary sounds and mixing techniques.

I truly believe when used like this way, the songs get featured at a higher note.


Do you have a favourite track on the album? If so, could you share any creative challenges or highlights experienced during its production?

I would say “Tholaivinil Tholaivinil” sung by Abhijith Ajayan is my favourite as we had several versions recorded. There’s no musical challenge in this song. However, I had to remove some elements of the music to make the lead voice becomes more prominent.

Also, this song reminds me my first Tamil song “Hey Penne” sung by Sathyaprakash in 2017. Considering the musical elements and its technique, I prefer Tholaivinil Tholaivinil over “Hey Penne.” 

I also feel this album is better than my debut work “Izhaar-E-Ishq”, which was released in 2016 in terms of the varied genre and production techniques.


How have classic artists in the Tamil music scene influenced your work on this album?

Yuvan Shankar Raja and AR Rahman sir are my inspirations. Their music influenced me a lot and I used to listen to their classical pieces and contemporary techniques too often.

I believe that influence is one of the factors that I compose at this level.


What message or experience do you hope listeners will take away from "YATRA"?

The songs are not really limited to a certain genre. So, I hope the listener will listen to at least one song fully. If you still didn’t listen to the songs, have a listen to the songs and please do share it with everyone.




Monday, 30 September 2024

Kid Anansi Debut Album Out Now


Kid Anansi's self-titled debut album is a powerful entry into the world of spoken word, blending lyrical prowess with captivating narratives. Drawing from his namesake, the African trickster figure, Kid Anansi weaves intricate stories that touch on identity, culture, and personal growth. This project embraces the raw essence of spoken word poetry.


With this debut, Kid Anansi has carved out a unique space for himself, Each track is a journey, with themes of social commentary, introspection, and resilience resonating throughout. His ability to convey complex emotions and ideas sets him apart, making this album a refreshing and bold artistic statement.


As he continues to grow as an artist, Kid Anansi's debut promises listeners that there’s much more storytelling to come. His words, like the trickster's web, are both captivating and complex, leaving listeners eager for what’s next.


Artist: Kid Anansi 

Release: Kid Anansi

Genre: Spoken Word

Label: Aquamarine


Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/kidanansi/sets/kid-anansi/s-xbkGWN48wCz

 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kid.anansi

 

X: https://x.com/KidAnansi

 

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kidanansi

 

Website: https://kidanansi.bandzoogle.com





Saturday, 11 December 2021

Operator by Big Bus Dream - 2nd single from the 2021 release, Giant in My Mind

Operator by Big Bus Dream -  “A masterful and relatable composition ...” – The Streamline Music Blog "Big Bus Dream's best music by a mile" - Jamsphere Music Magazine. Hear what the buzz is all about. Check the album page for discounted limited edition CDs, album art, bundles, all with free digital.

bigbusdream.com/album/1946413/giant-in-my-mind-album



"Big Bus Dream is a thinker’s vacation."- Music Dish/Muses Muse


Giant In My Mind, follows two years of much self-reflection. Big Bus Dream’s Mike Shannon adds: “The record is about jumping, or just crashing through, hurdles over the years - lots of hurdles.”This struggle is felt in the new music. 

What they are saying:

“So many stand-out lyrics crop up throughout the project, and thanks to beautiful melodies and natural, peaceful arrangements, these connect on a profound level.” – Stereo Stickman

“This may be Big Bus Dream’s best work by a mile” – Jamsphere Magazine

“A magical, musical journey” – Pitchfork Music


4thward's 2000 self-titled release debuted #20 on the National CMJ Top 200 charts. The group spent opened for Angie Aparo, Hootie and The Blowfish before regrouping as Big Bus Dream. The 2006 self-titled debut earned Editor's Pick by CD Baby and 8 of 10 stars by Americana UK & topped the European charts. Several tracks found their way onto MTV's Pimp My Ride, Breaking Amish 





Saturday, 2 November 2019

Interview with Mr. Nobody

Shot and killed in his sleep do you believe in reincarnation? With more questions than answers who is nobody, nobody knows; and nobody cares. From the deepest pits and the darkest shadows of the abyss of nothingness. Raised in parts unknown throughout New England comes Mr. Nobody!

Find Mr. Nobody's music and more here: https://earwormentertainment.com

Love Music: Hello Mr. Nobody, I'd like to start by saying your music is very interesting. What is the fuel behind your creative fire?

I'd like to say thank you for taking the time to interview me I just enjoy making music I've been doing it for a long time and I'm finally happy to be able to have people hear it.


Love Music: I see you recently released the album "Beautiful Music 2 Decompose 2" on Halloween, what was it like working on this album?

That is correct it was a experience I definitely enjoyed I put a lot of time and effort into it I created all the instrumentals and lyrics on my Own.


Love Music: Are most your songs centered within the "Horrorcore" genre?

I wouldn't say centered I do multiple genres of music I like  making music for people that enjoy horror movies or straight out have seen fucked up scenarios in their life.


Love Music: I see that you had a tour recently, tell us what where the highlights of this tour?

That is correct I went on a tour with my earworm Brothers around New England it was a very knowledgeable experience I'm definitely looking forward to more of them in the future!


Love Music: What, if any, where the low points of this tour?

The tour itself didn't really have any low points I got to tour New England with some of my favorite people and also got to meet some new people, always a fun experience when it comes to earworm family events!


Love Music: What do you prefer more, performing live or studio time?

It all depends on my mood I'm a weird person! Sometimes I like to be in the booth cuz it's just me and Canna CDK just producing music, Other times I like waking the dead on stage. I would say it's 50-50.


Love Music: How long have you been a part of Earworm Entertainment?

Forever because earworm is for life!!!


Love Music: What are 3 things you cannot live without?

Marijuana, CATS, & Music... Now I know you technically ask me for 3 answers but the question said what can't I live without, the real answers are air food and water without these things we will decease so I don't understand why we have to pay for food or water they should be things that we get for free because without them we die!


Love Music: What can we expect from you in 2020?

To anybody that's reading this expect nothing but hard work and the best that I can do because I work really hard at this and I hope that it shows in my music in the long run, I'm currently working on a few new projects I just released the album as everyone knows & two music videos As well me and the brothers at earworm are always working on something new! 


Love Music: In closing I'd like to ask are there any words of wisdom you can share with our readers?

Don't believe anything that anybody ever tells you that puts you down they'll tell you that you can't do it and try to tear you down don't let them flip them the bird and tell them to fuck off because nobody knows and nobody fucking cares And at the end of the day as long as you're happy with what you do fuck everyone else and what they think!
   
Again thank you for taking the time to interview me sincerely Earworm Entertainment's own Mr.NoBoDy!
   


Saturday, 21 September 2019

Interview with Strike Boogie

Love Music: Tell us a little bit about yourself. Your background, education, passion etc. ?? 

I am a creative artist skilled and seasoned in the various fields of arts & entertainment. Most know me for my more prevalent and seasoned skills in illustration hybrid Japanese anime & western style comic artwork as well as a musician/producer & photographer. However, I do have my hands in anything that is considered creative and work as a director in such parts. My joy is in art workshops for the young generation of budding & aspiring artists.


Love Music: You've gotten the attention of some of the most prolific recording artists, entertainers and Hollywood stars, so how does it feel? 

<<Laughs>>It always feels surreal and random to have such honorary legends message me, send a shout out, communicate frequently about my future works and even collaborate. Artists who I've looked up to as a child growing up or idols for the way I would go about executing the goals in my career. Some of it was time meeting preparation with strategy, and some of it was mere fated. I would say it's not a coincidence. Energy frequency and understanding how you relate to others can be a powerful tool in equal convergence. The Hollywood thing just so happens to be what they are attached to but I don't get caught up in any of that. Progression is key.


Love Music: Great, what motivates you to do your best work as a creative director/creative artist? 

I guess it is exceptional that I can find inspiration within myself notably due to this self discovered creative alchemy that I speak of quite a bit. When having access to the amount of skills and trades that I do it is hard to run out of ideas. In truth, my brain never shuts off and I have a very hard time trying to sleep, specifically if I have started or finished anything creative before I sleep or plan to when I wake up. I never seem to run out of ideas. Outside of the creative realm, the small tight circle of family and friends are everything. I can do anything with just their existence in mine. I've been given more than enough to motivate me. 

Love Music: Can you please tell us more about your NEUROTIC EP Album?

NEUROTIC is my second musical EP installment after the solo jazz piano project called THE MISSING KEY. This is a big album on many levels. For one, it is comprised of two parts of the EP which are albums in themselves and would best be described as a recorded soundtrack album. The second highlight is that this is a much bigger production than The Missing Key. NEUROTIC is self made like the first album. I have written, composed, arranged, produced and performed on this album in its entirety. I have only a couple of features on the album, utilized in a more creative way than what most would assume. Lastly, the music is a one-of-a-kind sound that could never be mistaken for anyone but of my creation. And while it is not in any way mainstream music, I believe it carries the twist of energy of timeless music that transcend many genres while carrying itself in to a future sound that can become mainstream. 

WHO I AM is the first single from NEUROTIC and does not have a release date announced, but people will not have to wait much longer for it to be on all of the major music streaming platforms. It is a very empowering song for me, and from the reactions of the 24 hour reveal I did on social media it has been well received. 


Love Music: Nice, Any upcoming project? 

Alongside the remaining album singles and some upcoming music it will be released with, I can only promise it will be worth the wait. The 2020 vision is on its way. That is all that I will say. 


Love Music: What has been one of the most exciting achievements of your career so far ? 

Being able to work with fellow creatives who are on the same wavelength as myself, and genuine folks who have been such an honour to meet and work alongside. That is all I can ask for in truth.  


Love Music: Awesome, Everybody needs time out. What do you do in your free time? 

<<Laughs>> The same thing I do every time, Pinky. 


Love Music: Any regret of your life? 

None. 


Love Music: Your favourite quote? 

“Recognize, Realize,Understand”, it's one of my own longstanding quotes.


Love Music: How can people find you and follow you online? 

Please follow me on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Soundcloud @StrikeBoogie. You can find me on all major music streaming platforms as Strike Boogie, and you can get the latest in everything I do or about to do on my website at StrikeBoogie.com! Thank you!





Friday, 17 August 2018

Interview with Dubble-U

Love Music : Let’s talk a bit about your music and what is the secret behind your success ?

Dedication, persistence and the will to want this more than the million other people that want the same thing you have to wake up every day and want more than everybody else, every time.


Love Music :  Can you please tell our readers about your Album ' Freestyle Only Vol. 1 ' ?

Freestyle only volume one is a 17 track album it's all freestyles only, hence the name and also it's all recorded off an iPhone and that's that that's the whole agenda is I'm freestyling only and all recorded on the phone with bare minimal editing tools, until I get a deal, till I signed a record deal and if not then I guess I'll be free styling the rest of my life. and when I say freestyle I'm talking my real raw unedited no redo freestyle. Not this time with these other guys that do this reciting what they wrote you know a month, a week before I don't write ever so is straight up real freestyling. about to drop volume two and then three immediately after that Vol 2 is going to be a 40 track album , i feel its the best one. three is going to be about a 15 track album to finish it up


Love Music :  Any upcoming project?

Like I said I got volume 2 dropping any day now and I've got volume three come in immediately after that like a week or 2 after that and then after that you know if there's no deal in the works I'll just start the next the saga of freestyle mixtapes


Love Music :  Please tell us more about your singing style ? 

Well you know it's not just a steady one tone,  one dimensional freestyle so it's either a switch up a lot in my flows here and there then breakout of some some some tune but you know it's just straight up hip-hop rap freestyling. i paint a different picture every song. u really don't ever know exactly what its going to be


Love Music :  Who are your musical inspirations?

I'm from Houston originally so no with that i grew up listening to a lot of flip, Chamillionaire ,zero ,Scarface, screw u know I jam at all


Love Music :  Do you have any advice for anyone wanting to be a professional musician ?

Yeah, if you want it bad enough you know put your mind to it and do it. A lot of people talk about it and say “I want to be a rapper you know I want to do this and I want to do that” but they spend most the time you know talking about it when you wake up, put your goals into action but the action to it less mouth to it and you will achieve. 


Love Music :  Have you set some goals to achieve ? 

Yeah like I said my goal is to only free style. I can easily write, anybody can easily write stories and poetry…. Whatever, but mine personally….really the only goal I have until I sign with a major label is to only freestyle. And if I cant make that happen, I can tell you that’s the end of me ever writing music. And i can compose some great lyrics. Well last time when I was 16 yrs old I could anyway.


Love Music :  If you could perform anywhere, in the world, where would it have to be?

I've been hearing that the new cowboy Stadium is mighty nice with the big Megatron you know I'd like to see my pretty face on there but in honesty, I grew up a basketball fan I played basketball and it was another thing a ran too in the streets, it was basketball & music that saved me and pulled me thru those times. So if I have to choose a venue…. then the Rose Garden honestly 


Love Music : Please share with us your proudest moments ?

Pretty much every time I step on stage to do a show. I never thought that I would even make it to this point… so yeah feel proud every time I step on stage


Love Music :  Are you active on social media?

Yeah I'm pretty much on every single outlet online right now. You can catch me on Facebook.com/officialdubbleu

www.instagram.com/dubbleudragon   

and you can find me on Spotify iTunes all the stuff just type in “DUBBLE U” you'll find me.





Tuesday, 14 August 2018

Interview with Tony Orion

Tony Orion New video Trappin Aint Dead produced by Interscope/SoSay International Recording artist Tito 6 is now blowing up all around Michigan and getting the notoriety that it deserves in the mid west as the long awaited album titled Carrhart & Cardi’s is scheduled to be released November 2018. The album features Detroits own Drew Parks, Flint Michigans own Chuck Berry & Greg Joslin AKA Kush Is My Cologne. The album has been branded and formulated by TITO 6 engineered by platinum producer Bernard Terry to give hip hop heads something special that they haven’t heard in a very long time come out of the Midwest with grimey samples over epic 808 drums & soulful hooks to catch the ears of soulful nostalgic listeners.

The new single Trappin Aint dead is available on all music platforms such as Spotify & Tidal. Be sure to check out Tony Orions new music & upcoming events as he becomes buzz worthy in the Detroit music scene.


 


CHECK OUT THE INTERVIEW:


Love Music : Let’s talk a bit about your music and what is the secret behind your success ?

The secret behind my music is stayin in touch with the times and never judging who's doing what but just keep in my music authentic and real.


Love Music : Can you please tell our readers about your Album Carrhart & Carti's ?

The origins of C&C is out of Flint, Michigan but the vibe has a Detroit vibe with it as well knowing that Detroit hipsters and hood stars like to Flawse real hard and love shiny elegant things. The vibe of the album is straight up hip hop though with 808 beats and rugged samples.


Love Music : Any upcoming project?

Next project on board is Chuck Berry album as well that featured on my new single trappin aint dead.


Love Music : Please tell us more about your single Trappin Aint Dead ? 

TRAPPIN AINT DEAD is produced by once signed inter scope artist Tito 6 and we just talkin about how were living in the streets of flint michigan and how we get to the money.


Love Music : Do you have any advice for anyone wanting to be a professional musician ?

If you wanna be in this business stick to surrounding your self with people thats living it everyday and being successful in the business and never to be around people that just talk about their dreams but really bring them into manifestation.






Monday, 18 February 2008

Album Distribution of Defiled Covenant by Disinterment

Love Music : Can you please tell our readers about the release of the album "Defiled Covenant" from the band Disinterment?

The album was recorded in California and was mixed and mastered in Florida. It was released on 2007 and was distributed in 3 major states.


Love Music : Any upcoming projects for Disinterment band?

A couple of albums (Demoniacal Dispel and Domination Defied) set to be released and distributed in the coming months. The title tracks for these albums were released earlier this year.


Love Music : Please tell us more about the music style of Disinterment? 

They play pure and unadulterated death metal music.


Love Music : Who do you think are the musical inspirations of Disinterment?

From how their songs sound, I'd say death metal pioneers from the late 80's, early 90's. They sound like the old records of Cannibal Corpse mixed with Brutal Truth and Hypocrisy in my opinion.