SCREENDEATH INTERVIEW

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Screendeath aka Ryan Thompson is a 19 year old DJ/Producer from Northern Ireland. He’s signed up to the big Southern Fried Records. He is one of the most exciting producers around at the moment. His last release Packback was hyped all over the place. First time I heard Packback was when Fake Blood graced my ears with an addictive tune that he was playing out on his sets late last year. The lead blew me away! Soon as I got home from the gig, I searched andAi??scrawledAi??theAi??internetAi??determinedAi??to find it. When I finally found the song, a huge weight was lifted from my shoulders and I then knew that I had discovered a new favourite…..Screendeath.

BS. – Was there anything that initially introduced you to DJing and electronic music culture?
SD. – A friend introduced me to dance music by playing me Justice – Cross back in 2008. I couldn’t believe they’d pretty much made the whole thing on a computer so thought I’d have a go!Ai??The first mix I had heard was Erol Alkan’s Disco 3000 shortly after this. I didn’t know that this kinda thing existed before that haha…Ai??Before that, I’d always just sort of listened to whatever my mates were into and was happy enough to go along with it.

BS. – Who would you say are the biggest influence in music for you, both past and present?
SD. – At the moment, anything that has an amazing leadline, big leads are better than big basses every time although both together can’t lose. Kenton Slash Demon has this on dial haha. Biggest influence since I started… is probably someone like DJ Zinc or Boy 8-Bit, I still love both!

BS. – Where are you getting your inspiration from right now?
SD. – Julio Bashmore, Dirtybird, Jan Driver… I’m not sure to be honest! Just whatever I’m listening to I guess, very big on those three though. It’s got to have a sleazy feel haha!

BS. – Whatai??i??s your production set-up like?
buy kamagra in soho. SD. – My old Dell laptop running FL Studio with some plugins, I’ve never found it wasn’t able to do anything and it’s user-friendly in a big way. The built-in 3xosc is insanely good, so it’s normally used for a lead or an effect and if it isn’t then Albino gets a go at doing something. I’m trying to switch over to Logic as they don’t make a Mac version of FL Studio, but haven’t committed fully yet as I know I’ll miss it… viagra sales in usa.

BS. – Do you think about the audience when you are making music or is it a strictly subjective process?
SD. – A bit of both probably. It’s much more important to get a track sounding how you’d want to hear it, otherwise you’re just gonna make the same stuff as everyone else. Normally if you try to be subjective, you end up with something someone somewhere will like rather than trying to force something purely with the audience in mind… With that being said though, I think it’s important to think about how the track would work in your own set to get the best reaction when producing it.

BS. – Your new EP is coming along well I assume; tell us a bit about those tracks…
SD. – It’s getting there! Well, both tracks follow a similar style to the Packback EP in that they concentrate on the leadline. I think they’ve come out pretty club-ready, looking forward to testing them out in a couple of weeks once they’re polished. That’s about all I can say for now…

BS. – How do you choose the tracks for releases?
SD. – To be honest, I’m the slowest producer ever so I don’t get too much finished. If I do finish something, I normally forward it to my manager and a few friends to see what they think and if the reactions good then I’ll make final changes before deciding whether or not it goes on. Playing it out a few times helps gauge it as well.

BS. ai??i??Are there any producers you rate that the world should know about?
SD. – I think the whole world knows about them now, but still Clouds. Their Turbo EP is gonna make things explode at random. Fat & Ugly makes some amazing peak-time tracks as well, particularly his remix of Mumdance, slays the floor anywhere! Keith & Supabeatz (either together or separately) make the best tracks around at the moment.

BS. ai??i?? I totally agree with Clouds, theyai??i??re gonna blow up even more than they already have! What are your favourite 5 tracks to play out at the moment?
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1. Justin Martin – Get Low (J. Phlip Remix)
2. Mighty Dub Katz – Magic Carpet Ride (Keith & Supabeatz Remix)
3. TWR72 – Schizophrenia
4. Clouds – Sucker
5. Hobo – Berlin Booty

BS. – What else can we expect from you in the future? Any remixes, originals or gigs we should be aware of?
SD. – I’m currently doing a remix for Not Squares, which I’m super-excited about as they’ve been one of my favourite Irish acts in ages. Alongside that, EP #2 on Southern Fried and a few other things I have to keep quiet for now but can’t wait to announce… In terms of gigs, I’m over the moon to be supporting 2ManyDJs when they come to Belfast in March.

BS. – Finally, Any words of wisdom, for our readers?
SD. – Get some vodka mules, they seem to be really really great.

Ryan also kindly agreed to do a mix for us, I’ll post that up when he sends it over, could be next week, the week after that, or even a month or two from now, who knows. He’s a student crestor at walmart. after all.

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Check Screendeath out when he supports Simian Mobile Disco inAi??a few buy viagra paypal accepted. days, if you live in Belfast or surrounding areas that is….