![]() ![]() And it's like, we're set out to remix songs that didn't have remixes." And then I started, like thinking to myself, I'm like, okay, like, what can I do that no one else is doing. "I had wanted to create originals and then sitting down with like, my manager at the time, it was like, we don't have strong enough vocals to like be at the level that they need to be and weren't sure exactly how to go about getting those or even didn't know how to write record them. So Chapman's approach to exposing the masses to his budding trademark style through remixes was just as strategic as it was necessary. One well-received bootleg could turn a bedroom producer into a touring DJ in a matter of months. Chapman absorbed everything and eventually started to build his brand. It was also the early days of YouTube tutorials. And then I met like, all the blog guys from Gotta Dance Dirty, and Dancism."Īt the time Beatport was still emerging, iTunes reigned supreme, and the only way for DJs to find this new raw, home-cooked house was through direct downloads from blogs. And then me and my homie would like DJ on rooftops. "I bought a NuMark controller for Traktor. He discovered that all the tools needed to produce a dope beat lay within a laptop, and any ambitions he had with film faded into the rearview. And around the same time, he made friends with a hip-hop producer. He was attending Cal State Northridge as a film major. And, no one was playing the music that I was listening to really." So, I got really heavily hip hop at that time. I remember The Carter 3 coming out and that was a big transition. "I was never too big into hip hop, it was a lot of rock music. Interestingly, although hip hop plays a heavy hand in his production influences, he didn't begin to appreciate it until he was in college. ![]() And by the time he started to form his own musical opinions, he continued to pull the rock and roll thread. He concedes that his parent's musical taste had a considerable influence on his musicality. He grew up on a diet of the Eagles, The Beatles, ABBA, and Queen. As he settled into his sound, what surfaced was an artistic inclination towards moving melodies, infectious grooves, and an understanding of how underground music can at once be compelling on the dance floor, emotionally reverent, and fun as hell. Together, we can make a difference.SNBRN-aka Kevin Chapman-emerged during the SoundCloud era with a sound that effortlessly blended the weight of main stage house with the musicality of something much more profound. Thank you so much for taking the time to read this message, and for your support in any way that you can. Every little bit helps and your kindness and generosity will not be forgotten. If you're able to go one step further and donate just $1 a month on Patreon, it would make a significant impact on our lives. Your support will help me continue to create content that I'm passionate about, and it would be a huge help to my family during this difficult time. If you could take a few moments to watch my latest video, like and share it with your friends, and consider subscribing to my channel, it would mean the world to me. I'm reaching out to you all today to ask for your help. I've poured my heart and soul into each and every video, and I'm grateful for the support and encouragement that I've received so far. ![]() To help support us during these challenging times, I've started a YouTube channel where I share my passion for creating content that I hope brings joy and inspiration to others. My family is currently going through a difficult financial crisis and we're struggling to make ends meet. I wanted to take a moment to share a personal story with you all. I hope this message finds you all in good health and spirits. ![]()
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