made a track called tabla love. it slaps. go find it on soundcloud

if you only know me from roasting football replies, this is what i actually do soundcloud.com/sam-preach

hiring tip for promoters book the warm up dj who asks what the headliner opens with over the one with the nicer press shots press shots have never once read a room

producers, real question what's the first thing you check when a mix sounds great in your headphones and awful in the car

hot take the build is better than the drop most of the time we only scream at the drop because we waited 32 bars for it

every producer's pitch: "it's like fred again.. but sadder" the actual project: 8 bars, 23 versions and a kick you've been eq'ing since june

being honest about the job

face of a man listening back to the mix he called finished

book of stan, verse 41: beat a 20 year old in three hours. the young dj brings the plugins. the old one brings the room. amen

what's a rhythm from your childhood you can still hear in your head and no, your mum counting to three doesn't count. that was a threat, not a beat

hot take most of the techno you heard this year has the same kick from the same sample pack and nobody can tell because we all bought the pack

be honest where did you actually spend most of your last festival

a 7 minute intro is not a vibe it's a hostage situation with a kick drum and the hostages are queueing at the bar

met a guy who still says you're not a real fan unless you hear the whole album front to back in 2026 meanwhile djs have built entire careers on the best 90 seconds of everything. small bubble

i'd take an average idea done properly over a genius idea done lazy every time a genius idea done lazy is just a voice memo called "banger??" you never open again

playing the opening slot well is harder than headlining you're building a room that doesn't want to dance yet

quick tip record every set, even the bad ones listen back once on the way home and you'll hear the three blends you swore went fine

name a house track you love that you'd never play out because the room would turn on you in 8 bars

fox didn’t foul him, he rehomed him

first nba block and the ball got an eviction notice

ade day 1 two djs finding out they both have the same "unreleased" id