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Vibe Me to The Moon Records is run by Nightsteppaz. The label is fiercely dedicated to releasing killer electronica from house to deep house to techno. The imprint has gone on to work with the likes of Huxley, Roland Clark, Joeski, Franck Roger, Mr. V, Demarkus Lewis, Fred Everything and more. We get the chance to sit down with the main man to talk about his exciting new release ‘Inside The Warehouse’ that drops this week.
I am at my studio/office. Today I am listening to a playlist of Deep House and Tech House
I was born and grew up in New York City in the United States.
I was raised in the centre of New York City, where all the tall buildings are. Hip-Hop was very popular when I was a teenager in 1994.
These days I am based out of a state called Massachusetts in the United States.
I love living in Massachusetts because I have the space to make music and do what I love without having to worry about neighbours calling the Police for noise complaints.
I have been producing music for about 8 years. My first musical step was learning to play the guitar when I was about 18 years old.
When I was a teenager, I was into both rock music and hip hop. I remember really liking the Wu-Tang Clan, since they were from New York. Also, I really liked Foo Fighters and the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
I don’t really see myself as a DJ. When I first listened to House music, I was DJing. I played a handful of DJ Gigs, then moved onto producing records and owning a record company.
I played guitar for many years, and I have spent some time playing the drums also. I can play a bunch of rock and roll tunes on the guitar.
Nightsteppaz and Roland Clark – The Energy Of The Room
My first release went very smoothly, actually.
I think my Nightsteppaz and Roland Clark – “The Energy Of The Room” is my most notable release, that or Nightsteppaz and Roland Clark “God Was In the Speakers”.
Nightsteppaz and Roland Clark “God Was In the Speakers” for sure.
It has been around 6 years. Founded in 2017
The label releases music based on my musical tastes. We release both Deep House and Tech House
Too many artists to name. Roland Clark, Robert Babicz, Mihai Popiviciu, Jay Tripwire, Mass Digital.
Right now, we are working with Fred Everything and Franck Roger, which we are very excited about.
I am really enjoying the new Fred Everything single, “Integration”.
I opened my most recent DJ mix with that track.
Kev Obrien and Chris Luzz, and Mr. V.
I got the idea for the “Inside the Warehouse” Original Mix from flipping through my sample bank. Sometimes you can be inspired by sounds from your sample bank, and that was the case with this track, I heard a cool keyboard riff and went from there to put together the track.
As a producer, I have worked with Mr. V before, he is one of my favorite vocalists. We asked him to record vocals for that track.
Franck Roger really nailed it with his remix, it is my favorite remix on the “Inside The Warehouse” EP. Franck laid down a really cool bass line and he put sounds effects on Mr. V’s vocals, which were very cool.
I think it is a good idea to release tracks with both a vocal version and an instrumental version because some people love listening to tracks with vocals, however, some people are purists and hate house music tracks with vocals.
I had bought a bunch of Montel’s Tech House records on Beatport and I really wanted him to make music for my label. Montel is one of the best Tech House producers out there. You should definitely check out his tracks.
My next project is the Sasch – Losing You EP. I produced two vocal versions for that EP, which came out really nice.
Thank you, Nightsteppaz, for this enlightening conversation and for sharing your journey from a New York City childhood to becoming a trailblazer in the electronica world. Your passion for music, from the guitar strings to the tech house beats, inspires us all. Don’t miss out on the latest from Nightsteppaz – dive into the dynamic rhythms of ‘Inside The Warehouse‘ and experience the unique blend of deep and tech house that defines Vibe Me to The Moon Records. Listen, groove, and let the music take you to new heights!
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