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Please introduce yourself briefly.
Hi there, I'm Dirty K, from Nanjing, China.
We feel your music has been informed by a wide range of genres like Grime, Footwork & etc. Are there any specific genres you have been focussing on lately?
Not really, in the past, I always liked to imitate different genres that I wanted to be. But that always made me lose myself. For now, I would rather put my ideology into different frameworks and structures than simply follow the trend. 'ๅจๆบ' is my first attempt to find myself.
Do you think the idea of โgenreโ is important?
I think the idea of โgenreโ is important, but absolutely not in all the terms. Different tags can help people find the music they like more conveniently, like how a menu in a restaurant gives people selections. But when artists produce the music, how they express their ideas is the most important thing, not genre.
In relation to this, what genre would you place your music in? On your SoundCloud I saw the use of #CantoneseGrime that I liked; on your track DaiTou with Soulhan.
Thank you haha. As I said, #CantoneseGrime was raw shit to everyone when the label GZUG was going to release this song, and I came up with this tag automatically. There are too many genres that influence me, including Grime and Dancehall riddim.
ๅจๆบโ(Motivation), the track of yours in โGenome 6.66 Mbpโ compilation album is a little different from your older tracks; did you change your style or does it fit into your wider range as an artist?
Before I met the Genome crew, I didnโt even know this kind of music. They inspired me a lot. Genome helped my music become more independent and โๅจๆบโ is the prototype of a direction which I will further explore.
What is the most important thing for you when you make a track?
A comfortable room with red bull and snacks? Hahahaha.
What is your process when making a track? For example; Are you more calculated or more intuitive?
In Chinese 'ๅจๆบโ means motivation, that's the main idea of this track, because motivation is the minimum unit in music like the genome in the body. Motivation can be a short rhythmic pattern or phrase, the theme of the track consists of several different motivations. So I always find the best motivation then I expand it to a nice theme.
Whatโs currently happening in the Chinese underground dance music scene?
Itโs tough, I want to say, but the party still needs to go on, we'd never give up.
What is it like working in a more localised scene? And How is it specific to Nanjing or Shanghai?
If you are a full-time promoter I think you need to have a lot of patience to promote your stuff and make people understand what is cool. Nanjing is a one of the best cities to live in China, Shanghai is busy but have more fun.
Also, how do you think the Chinese underground music scene fits into the global underground music scene and specifically the east Asian scene?
That was definitely the most positive thing I have ever experienced like the meaning of this interview, I can't believe you guys from Seoul found me to make this interview. Now to communicate with people in different countries is the only way to encourage me to release music in global label. You make me feel not lonely anymore, for real.
What is next for you?
Iโm preparing my first EP in Genome 6.66Mbp, and I'm trying to improve my English, too. Hahahaha.
Please describe this mix briefly.
Iโm simply sharing some tracks Iโve been listening to recently. Hope you guys will like it.