Take Time to Hone Your Craft: An Interview with Ghost Phone
“The most challenging thing I've had to overcome as an artist is myself. Like a lot of people, I can be my own worst critic and put a lot of pressure on myself. I went in to this year determined to approach it differently and shake myself out of that mind set, I thought really hard about why I do this, what what I wanted to achieve and how I measure my own success.”
Stay Consistent: An Interview With ohricky
“Being consistent is also difficult. Sometimes you don’t wanna make a beat video, or promote your music, but thats part of the game and I take it serious because I love what I do.“
Don’t Ask, Just Give: An Interview with Amed One
‘There’s just a particular sound that comes with records, that warmth and crackle, it’s like a warm fire. Quite lovely.’
Commit to Content: An interview with Fuchi
“ Make those mistakes so you can learn and become better at it. If you sit there and wait for the right tool or the right time it’s just never going to happen. Everyone starts somewhere!”
Create For Yourself First: An interview with Kilroywash3r3
“My one piece of advice would be to make samples and sounds that you enjoy. Make the sample packs for yourself first.”
State of Flow: An interview with Madaliso
“Finding that state of flow, where everything flows together naturally, is the most important aspect of my creative process.”