DJ BORING breaks down You Luv Me: "In my brain it seems way more complex"

Australian producer Tristan Hallis, aka DJ BORING, rose out of the lo-fi house scene, but his recent tracks are far too effervescent and high-gloss to be called 'lo-fi'. He's recently released his instalment of !K7's DJ-Kicks series, and we visited his London studio to get a look at the making of one of the mix's original cuts, You Luv Me - an infectious blend of peak-time rhythms, ingenious sampling and Daft Punk-informed synths.
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In this video:
00:07 - Layering the percussion
01:40 - Structuring the drop
02:22 - Recording a bassline
06:13 - Vocal samples
10:21 - Transition FX
11:06 - Extra synths
12:11 - Second drop

[@measures_of_distance]

Love that his CPU is clipping out too!

[@Don_Kikkon]

What a down to earth guy. Great DJ too. Thanks for this.

[@DirtyInc.]

8:12 Whether or purpose or not, that's not uncommon to have vocals actually saying something else than what you hear or what the artist wants you to hear.

[@Pronoc1]

on to the next one by jay-z is a cool example

[@eg1612]

Absolutely

[@DirtyInc.]

@@Pronoc1 Nice one indeed.
One that I like is 'Indian Carpet' by Timbaland. It actually says "imbiancate", italian for whitewashed or whitened.
And he also tried to trick the listeners in a different way with another song "Indian Flute", but this time it's a colombian sample.

[@user-vd3if4wq6m]

Outboard!! Diamond

[@therealrobbycrash]

Love that Winona track dude 💯🔥🤩

[@ChrisCre8tor]

2:57 "I'm not really one for blandness". Calls himself Dj Boring

[@xplosivecovers529]

Dj jack back?

[@jessinrodenburg7728]

david guetta?

[@salmonbandi4665]

I know this man lol. And yes....

[@cyber.purgatory]

Nice work Spook

[@RealMusicHype]

00:38 Cool!

[@johngorgis]

That's alot of sidechain

[@HH-Thorsten]

Ok, this is really boring