Wololo Sound interview Disfreq | Wololo voice

Nueva entrevista en nuestro medio, esta vez con uno de los dúos con más presente y futuro de la scene techno y house. Los Hermanos Joe y Cahir, merimente conocidos como Dysfreq. Appropriate bangers en su haber como “Essa Mina”, 'Q' he 'Como'the Irish don't stop growing until the point estar en el point de mira de authenticas leyendas como Suleiman. This is above all disfruta and los dúos del momento about the charla.

Wololo Voice: ¡Hola Joe, Jahir! Located in Wololo Sound. Contact Disfreq. ¿Bom os interesasteis a la vez en este mundo, o fue uno el que que que introdujo atrodujo?

Dysphragm: Yo (Joe) solía levantarme por la mañana y poner música dance and Cahir solía volverse loco. He hated it, but gradually lost interest in the idea of ​​electronic music and we started messing around with FL Studio and buying some gear.

Wololo Sound: Hi Joe, Jahir! Nice to see you at Wololo Sound. Let's start by knowing how dysphragm is born. Were you both interested in music at the same time, or did one push the other into it?

Dysphragm: I (Joe) would wake up in the morning and play “dance music” and Jahir would go crazy. He hated it, but gradually he came around to the idea of ​​electronic music, and we started jamming in the FL studio and buying some equipment.

WS: There is a studio jugueteando artist for similar instruments and analogues. Where does this passion come from?

D: Somos, ante todo, cabezas de studio. Fanáticos analogicos empollones for la music electric.

WS: You are artists who like to play with analog instruments and synthesizers in the studio. Where does this passion come from?

D: It's just that we're studio heads above all else. Analog fanatics with a passion for electronic music.

WS: Have you ever thought about transferring that passion to a show and creating a hybrid set or live format?

D: Absolutely.

WS: Have you ever thought about taking that passion to a show and creating a hybrid or live set?

D: Absolutely.

WS: Poco a poco, estáis viniendo cada vez más a España and pinchar. Sin ir más lejos, os vimos poniendo patas arriba Elrow Town Marbella. What kind of actuary is there in Spain? ¿How much sober culture is there to inspire creativity?

D: La gente española, la culture y su amor por la music son difículos de igualar. Nos encanta.

WS: Slowly you come to Spain more and more to play. Without further ado, we've seen you bring the heat to Elrow Town Marbella. What do you like more than playing here in Spain? Is there something in our culture that inspires you creatively?

D: It's hard to fit in with the Spanish people, culture and love of music. We love it there.

It's a big music company in Marbella.

WS: Spanish culture, debemos with the mention of 'COMO' vuestra canción. This song became very popular in the circuit, especially in our country due to the Latin vocals. What is 'COMO'? ¿Sentisteis un cambio importante en vuestra carrera después de este tema?

D: Nos alegramos de que haya conectado tan bien en muchos países y cada vez que la pinchamos, la gente la ama da igual el donde. Estábamos indagando en algunos temásí antiguos de baile funk cuando esta vocal sobresalió frente al resto for ambos. For Solomon and other artists, there is no creative principle. In particular, it may take a long time.

WS: If we talk about Spanish culture, we have to mention your song 'COMO'. This track became very popular in the circuit, especially in our country due to the Latin vocals. How did 'COMO' come about? Did you feel a significant change in your career after this song?

D: I'm very happy that it has connected so well in so many countries and every time we play it, people love it no matter where they are. We were digging through some old baile funk records when this vocal stood out to both of us. At first we didn't think much of the record and sent it to Suleiman and a few others. When he played, people wanted a lot of records and we realized it was special.

WS: One thing we like about you is your versatility when it comes to music production. Funky house/disco like “Q” is extremely high quality and can be used like “Turbo”. What genre do you feel most comfortable producing?

D: Intentamos no pensar en géneros cuando hacemos música, siempre es lo ultimo en lo que pensamos. Platforms you can try to enter the “Disfreq” category. We are versatile because we have been making music for 13 years and have tackled many different styles of music, different vibes/sounds/tempos.

WS: One of the things we like about you is your versatility when you make music. Going from funky house/disco sounds like 'Q' to the most acid and dark techno sounds like 'Turbo' from one of your latest releases. What genre do you feel most comfortable producing?

D: We try not to think about genres when making music; it's always the last thing we think about. Platforms can try to put our voice into a category if they want, but we like to call it “Disfreq”. We are versatile as we have been making music for almost 13 years now and have tackled many different styles of music, different vibes/sounds/tempos.

WS: There is no doubt about B2B with Solomun last year. How did it happen? How did it affect you to share a cabin with one of the legends of the industry?

D: Esta fue una experiencia increible y sin duda uno de nuestros mejores momentos con Disfreq. We've had a lot of CDs released on Dynamic, including the 'Picture' mini album, and Mladen is a big supporter of our music, so when we had the opportunity to do a B2B with him for the Dynamic show in Ibiza, it was one of the best. sensations.

WS: It's safe to say that last year's B2B with Solomun in Ibiza was one of your most special shows ever. How did it happen? How did it feel to share your booth with one of the industry legends?

D: It was an amazing experience and definitely one of our best moments with Disfreq. We have a lot of records on Dynamic including the mini album “Picture” and Mladen is a big supporter of our music, so it was one of the best feelings when we got the opportunity to do a B2B with him at the Dynamic showcase in Ibiza. always.

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WS: Before use, you can solve any problem. So let's go there!

Favorite song: Joe: Eric Prydz – Pjanoo / Cahir: Deadmau5 – Strobe
Film/TV series you would like to participate in: Pulp Fiction
Un consejo que os hubiera encantado recibir cuando estabais empezando en la industria: Try not to blame others when things are slow. Limit a studio to relationships and connecting with other people.
Favorites: potatoes
This article que no puede faltar en tu rider: Guinness

WS: Finally, we always want to ask a few quick questions. So let's go!

Favorite song: Joe: Eric Prydz – Pjanoo / Cahir: Deadmau5 – Strobe
Movie/TV series you want to be a part of: Pulp Fiction
Here's a piece of advice you'll want to get when you're starting out in the industry: Try to avoid blaming others when things are slow. Just hit the studio and connect with other hardworking people.
Favorite food: Spuds
A must-have item on your drive: Guinness