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Welcome to the rhythmic world of creativity and beats! In this exclusive interview, we delve into the vibrant universe of the newly released single “Right 2 Dance” with the talented producers, Patrick M and Rob More, the creative minds behind the music. From the initial spark of inspiration to the intricate details of sound production, we explore the artistry that Patrick M and Rob More bring to the track. Join us as we unravel the layers of influence, sonic craftsmanship, and the evolving musical direction of these artists. Additionally, get a sneak peek into the early fan reactions that are already setting the dance floor on fire. Get ready to immerse yourself in the rhythm and discover the stories behind the beats that make “Right 2 Dance” an exciting addition to the world of music.
DVOX: What inspired you to write and record the new single “Right 2 Dance”?
Patrick M and Rob More: We focus on releasing as much music as we can, the inspiration it’s always there to create.
DVOX: Sonically, “Right 2 Dance” has an upbeat, energetic vibe. How did you craft the sound and production for this track?
Patrick M and Rob More: For this track we wanted to capture a bit of an old school style of rhythmic drum patterns from iconics drum machines like 909/808. We used sounds like the classic rimshot sound on the 808 as well as big claps patterns giving it that old school style of dance records. But at the same time we went with a faster tempo for a more modern style of tech house.
DVOX: How does “Right 2 Dance” represent the current musical direction and styles you guys are exploring right now as artists?
Patrick M and Rob More: As far as music direction, our main focus is to make music for the dance floor. and don’t really want to be governed to just fit in one genre. But as of now Tech House seems to be on our radar, but we’re also releasing in other styles of genres.
DVOX: What has the initial reaction been from fans since releasing “Right 2 Dance”? Have you gotten any feedback that really excites or surprises you?
Patrick M and Rob More: As of now it is a bit too early to say, the track was released exclusively on traxsource and has gotten great support.
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