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Your most recent release, "Que Que," has quite a busy music video. What was the theme of the video?
The theme was just to make it as outrageous as possible. You can tell Yo Gabba Gabba was definitely a big influence and also Tim and Eric.
Are you still planning on releasing your own EP this year, given all the collaborations and singles you've done so far?
Well, I just released a free dubstep EP online, which is a collaboration EP I did with my mentor, Cory Enemy. My next plan is to release a Jump Up EP, and then release a proper follow-up to Westside, which will be strictly rootsy moombahton.
Is there more pressure since the tracks you have produced so far have been major hits?
Nah, I just get in the studio and do my thing. I don't really try to think about that stuff. I just love producing music.
Where can we find you in San Francisco this weekend?
Going to the Tenderloin and getting into trouble -- and also lots of Irish Car Bombs!
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