ALBERTA - LOCAL ARTISIT SPOTLIGHT
true!Pull a fun crowd and I’ll deal with almost any kind of
technological shortcomings you have. In fact, last year I played
at a little club in Quebec, Canada and had to play burned CDs
on Pioneer CDJ 100s (no I didn’t forget a zero!). The mixer was
ancient too. The crowd was fun so it was my mission to play
as seamless a set as possible and I think I succeeded.On the
opposite end of that scale, playing in massive warehouse-style
venues is a really incredible experience.Getting up on stage in
front of thousands of screaming fans is such a rush. I’m often
shaking with nerves when I first get up there ‘ but it’s just
energy so it can quickly be transformed into enthusiasm which
I utilize to uplift myself and my audience and take them on an
exciting musical ride.I usually can’t sleep after those shows;
I’m naturally high from the whole experience.
12.You’ve played alongside some pretty big DJs’ tell us
about your experiences and if you learned anything.
The first really big DJ that I opened for was Tïesto. The concert
was in 2010 during Spring Break in Cancun so everyone and
their dog was there!I could not even see where the crowd
ended; it was just a sea of faces that faded into the depths of
the horizon. (Whoa, getting poetic here) Truly though, it was
an intense expe