Oct 17, 2026 · 26 min · 8 segments
How do you go from producing music to building a global fanbase, reaching billions of streams, and becoming one of the most recognizable names in electronic music? On this episode of LegendsNLeaders…
So how did you go about crafting your own, like, style of how you were gonna make your music? Was it something that just, like, evolved over time? Did you have a direction you set out to go in and then it kind of just was refined? Like, how did you come up with the style that people know and love today?
[chuckles]
Like, how do you develop your signature, like, li- your literal, literal signature? Yeah, by just writing it a lot.
Like, if you write your names 10,000 times, you have a very unique way in writing that name, and that's your signature.
And basically, that's one part of making... like, getting your signature sound.
[chuckles]
... it's often the stuff that you kinda wanna hide because it's so different than everybody else.
Somehow you think it's weird, but if you step into that and if you do, like, explore that, uh, I think that's where you can find gold in the end.
Hmm.
So you've gotta be willing to kinda be innovative and just try and find that... your sound.
Like, you can try ton of different crazy things, um, but I think usually when you find that specific thing that makes you unique, it's s- on the one hand, it's exciting, but on the other hand, it's probably...
So how did you go about crafting your own, like, style of how you were gonna make your music? Was it something that just, like, evolved over time? Did you have a direction you set out to go in and then it kind of just was refined? Like, how did you come up with the style that people know and love today?
[chuckles]
Like, how do you develop your signature, like, li- your literal, literal signature? Yeah, by just writing it a lot.
Like, if you write your names 10,000 times, you have a very unique way in writing that name, and that's your signature.
And basically, that's one part of making... like, getting your signature sound.
[chuckles]
... it's often the stuff that you kinda wanna hide because it's so different than everybody else.
Somehow you think it's weird, but if you step into that and if you do, like, explore that, uh, I think that's where you can find gold in the end.
Hmm.
So you've gotta be willing to kinda be innovative and just try and find that... your sound.
Like, you can try ton of different crazy things, um, but I think usually when you find that specific thing that makes you unique, it's s- on the one hand, it's exciting, but on the other hand, it's probably...
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