HATCHA
interview by Sam Supa
How is your Kiss show doing? You have had so many amazing guests in the last year!
Yeah the Kiss show is rocking! I’ve been there four years now and going strong. I like to get as many different guests up there as possible to show the listeners how many different sounds are involved in the dubstep scene. As you know dubstep is so special because it’s not like all the repetitive sounding dance music that’s out there. Now you got your drum and bass and house etc… but it’s all kind of repetitive. With dubstep you got all kinds of influences. You got the dubby sound, half-steppy dark vibe, techy vibe and you got your hard tear-out vibe. It makes the scene special because you can have a nice line-up of DJs all playing their own sound all under the same term – dubstep.
As the pioneer of the sound you have been there from the start. You have watched the music grow, change, and evolve. How do you feel about the current state of Dubstep?
At the moment it’s brilliant. We have so many producers and DJs coming through. Artists, promoters and even major labels from all over the world – all helping to push fresh music forward with their own interpretation of the dubstep sound.
