DINK has been a music enthusiast his entire life. Growing up as a percussionist, he was drawn to the idea of creating energy through rhythm. This allowed him to quickly adapt to the rise of beat-driven electronic music in the mid-to-late 90s. After indulging in the different realms of dance music, he became hooked on the idea of music through technology; always craving the newest, freshest sounds. After getting a copy of Ableton Live in 2006, there’s been no turning back. With the ability to really experiment on the fly, he realized what drew him in was the idea of personal improvisation, sampling, and fusing different genres together, leaving the door open for endless possibilities. Instead of indulging into a style of music that will become phased out over a short period of time, DINK plans to evolve along side the progression of modern dance music.
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Where are you from originally? How did you get into DJing and producing house music?
Can you tell us a little about the scene you are in and your involvement?
How do you feel about the large rise of burners now in our scene?
What is more important when going to a party, the music or the vibe?
What do you find is the biggest challenge playing music for people?
If you gave one piece of advice to an aspiring DJ what would it be?
What’s the future hold for DINK?
What’s your drink of choice?