It's the fact that these days a lot of 'dj's' are getting booked purely based on their social media presence or number of followers rather than their knowledge or skills.

I would also say that as a producer you have to wear many hats. Each artist needs something different from you and you have to adapt to get the best out of them.

My passion for making records started so early in life that I really never had a plan B. I think that's been beneficial for staying the course.

My mission is to help music producers, artist, and audio engineers mix better sounding records, and be more confident in their individual sound taste.

The guitar leads me and I just follow it. So far, it hasn't disappointed me. I just go with the flow.

Right now, I have all this knowledge about music and I know how to use it.

Without proper exposure and promotional efforts, your music may struggle to reach the right places and gain the recognition it deserves.

You need to love what you do. If there is no love in your craft or in your passion, then you're gonna burn out...