deadmau5, Kaskade (Kx5) reflect on their careers, production culture, 'open-format DJs' | 20 Podcast
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- When it comes to dance music, deadmau5 and Kaskade are among the most influential artists in the genre’s history. Despite being in the scene for over two decades, the two artists are as relevant as ever and launched a new group earlier this year, Kx5. On this episode of "The 20 Podcast," DJ Spider connects with mau5 and Kaskade for a rare joint interview, which also features Beatport and Beatsource co-founder Jonas Tempel. The three guests share stories and discuss a range of DJ and production topics, including the best way to learn how to produce, the definition of a bad DJ set, and the industry-wide impact of Kaskade’s first Las Vegas residency.
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For those wondering the guy offered Deadmau5 $200k to play living on a prayer lol
Joel is the 🐐
No 🧢
@@volante56 you know what I mean?!
100% true, but don't let daft punk fans hear you saying that 😉
"GOAT of what? Finish your thought" -Joel Zimmerman... probably
@@djsammyb1023 goat of hell obviously
1:03:20 “learning to learn, not learning to follow” - super good point. It happens all the time that I watch some pretty lukewarm video, but then the guy does something I’ve never seen anyone else do in all the other 5000 videos I’ve seen. It’s generally a good mindset to be open to learn something from anyone.
The fact that they shit on the the djs that I have always knew were hype is fucking amazing and makes me love these guys cuz they are foreal!!!!!!
Man, I loved the honesty in this interview. So good! Thanks guys!
Dang! What a show!
I think Joel often gets labelled as an asshole and I believe sometimes he might not how to read the room and pander. But, I also think that’s his best quality. He’ll tell you what he thinks no matter how big you are and it’s not for his own ego. He can like the individual and not enjoy the music. He doesn’t allow that to overlap, until the individual takes it personally.
Bang on. A lot of people who just tell the truth or tell it like it is are hated because people don’t like the truth haha. But those are the best people to be around because they’re being real and not gassing up your ego.
Ya'll should've continued the "Validation" conversation. 1:15:20
Especially when Joel says, "I need that too sometimes"
Wished they would have kept going but Joel was the one who actually ended it after sharing his thoughts on society and the example about Elon Musk. I've never seen him become so honest and it seems like it was enough at some point for him.
these boys gave a really god interview i enjoyed the hell outta this one!!!
@38:18, Joel vs. CDJs 😂 best CDJ rant in the history of CDJ rants. No topic is safe 😎🖤🍭
Amazing 😂🔥🔥
Truly appreciate this interview. Been following these guys for so long primarily cuz of how ground breaking their works are. Thank you so much for sharing 🙏
The dude with the hat is so full of himself. He takes credit for getting deadmau5 and Kaskade together *even when Kaskade himself didn't tell that story, this dude had to jump in and say it anyway). And then says he's also the reason that newer producers put the drop earlier in their songs. That's not why. At all. Our ever shortening attention spans is a main reason the drops started coming super early in songs without a big progressive lead up/intro. That and the fact that electronic music started becoming extremely popular in the US so there started being a LOT more radio edits of songs, thus the drops came much earlier in these versions. And then tracks were being made specifically as pop songs to be played on the radio.
First time in 20 years I’ve heard anything about beatport clips changing producers techniques and becoming popular due to it…but hey, tik tok has changed things…so maybe that’s why I’m not kaskade 😂😂😂😎🖤🍭🤪🎲
Dude you're so negative
Love hearing these guys talk. Saturate my brain with good ideas and saturate my mix with....saturation
Thank you this is amazing can't believe I didn't see this sooner
Great interview.
yo mr zimmerman is right 100% about the twitter thing,i dont see it being around too long
Loved every minute of the interview.
Last time I saw Kaskade was 2009 WMC @ Bed
kx5 on another level
Deadmou5 for president
very cool hearing from these guys having seen them in their early years before they became gigantic. great stuff all
very, very good interview! 👌
Joel on point!
Take a shot every time someone says "I Remember" 😅
GREAT TALK 😀😀😀 GREETINGS from CABO VERDE ISLANDS 🤩🤩🤩
Jonas is lowkey the most impressive one on this interview.
Great conversation 👍🏼
34:48 "Did Deadmau5 just snort here?"
it was a burp
I took the whole cuting below 62 hz at one stage too heart made shit just pop out the speakers. I mess with that but I Have only come up with stupid sounding loops that go no where .made me want to research what speakers do how sound works etc etc. So thanks for that Joel
Damn bro, 5 min in, still talking 😂 let’s go….🎉🎉🎉😎🖤🍭
as a electronic artist myself! this was a great and honest podcast well done!
"Bed Bath Beyond Lobby Hotel W Shit"
video starts at 1:36
4:23 start
Joel had ALOT to say! He need a hug! Lol
Ryan is such a legend
Deadmau5 doesn't get what people mean by "bad set" because, like he said, he's never been a proper DJ. People who come to dance, especially in civilised places like Europe where they're not *drinking f-kcing alcohol* , expect (and need if they're on E) a journey and an experience. This means the DJ matching the energy of the room, then taking it in his hands and leading it. *That* is what makes a good set. And no one gives a sh-t if you produced the track - play the right track, in the right way, at the right time. No, it's not the same as "seeing Coldplay". No, no one cares if you matched the beat perfectly when mixing. I was at a tiny club where Joost Van Bellen's (one of the greatest melodic house DJs I've ever heard) headphones and some other gear died on him and some of his transitions went south a bit - there wasn't a dissatisfied person in the room. Why? We grinned, we laughed, we cried, we rested on the floor, we raved and everything in between. In other words, the set was great. This is what mister "I don't come from an EDM background" doesn't, and will never, get. It's why a lot of his tracks don't work quite right if you're not listening to them on earbuds in a Starbucks eating avocado toast.
Not hating on anyone btw, I like both of them on a personal level (especially Joel and his unhinged abrasive sincerity), and they're fantastic producers even if what they produce isn't to my taste. But the above is an objective thing, proper house is a club genre and has to work there first and foremost, which means there are rules and things you have to do a certain way. I'm happy they're getting the bag with streams and "hard ticket" events in stadiums (with f-cking *seats*), but that does not a house set or choon make.
Ryan dj'd Pasquale and Holly's Disneyland Wedding a few years ago. So that was probably the most famous Wedding he played at.
Starts at 4:22
we got people complaining on who presses play jk love you guys
The Mau5 is not a fan of Elon hahahaha
I cant believe Kaskade had his face hidden by the microphone the entire time. wow LOL
...so real but also so sad reality....🙁respect
56:18 😂😂😂😂😂
It’s not about the songs it’s about the way you mix them. That’s why I don’t go to shows.
wow
Here is the Kaskade Hollywood Riot, haha ua-cam.com/video/EIPoemz1N2U/v-deo.html
Ryan. Miss You At Golden Gate Ward dj dscoworm ❣❣❣❣❣ Wos The Guy With The Potty Mouth
This guy in the hat is annoying, all about him smh
Because he's Beatport CEO
so much fucking swearing, lol
is that normal on English channels!??
No that's just how Joel is 💀
The irony of your comment
Lol, that’s ☠️ 🐭 speak