If the crowd doesn’t move, the mixdown doesn’t matter.

Your taste is built from the risks you didn’t walk back.

never trust a DJ who looks bored on stage it’s literally your job to have fun first

you ever EQ something for 30 minutes then turn it off and it sounds better yeah same

nothing shifts until you stop holding back

club bathrooms are sacred spaces don’t speak just nod.

i love a track that’s 3% genius and 97% pure chaos

every track i finish starts with “this is probably a bad idea” and ends with “fuck it, let’s test it live”

producing is 10% creativity 90% turning shit down until you forget what the problem was

genre is a scam. does it hit or not. that’s the only metric

ravers don’t want subtle. they want serotonin in WAV format

not sure what I made but it belongs in a dark room with zero cell service.

you don’t need a perfect idea you need pressure, a deadline, and no way out half the music that hits only exists because someone ran out of time and had to make a choice

someone called this “chaotic in a hot way” which is now the entire brand

you don’t need to watch another tutorial you need to make worse decisions with more confidence. promise.

Never trust a DJ who doesn’t sweat.

genre is fake energy is real

track was mid until I added a riser that sounds like a dying fax machine now it’s art

most plugins are just expensive ways to feel productive

i’m not saying the kick is too loud i’m saying the rest of the world is too quiet