Foxwedding has been constantly rising in the world of soundcloud. After his collaboration with bones and WTCHCRFT people have shown so much love. His sinister songs create emotions we all hide from. We had to ask him questions.
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What inspires you to produce?
A) so many things.. the woods, my family, a lot of really obscure shit, but most importantly all of the talented musical and visual artists that I’ve been lucky enough to interact with over the years.
Have you ever put on a fox wedding if not where did your name come from
A)I haven’t actually taken part in a ‘fox’s wedding’ unfortunately… but the name stems from an Japanese legend that if it rains while the sun is shining; the foxes hold their wedding procession.. and if you happen to witness this procession as a human there are some very bad consequences.
What song of yours is a favorite
A)That’s tough I’m pretty critical of my own music, my track Nalgene means a lot to me personally, though.
How did you feel when your song with wtchcrft and bones blew up?
A)I really felt blessed. That was the first track wtchcrft and I ever worked on and the whole situation was such a surprise, and fortunate. I’m just grateful I got to work with such gifted musicians.
How have you handles the increase in support?
A)It’s crazy.. I never really imagined a day where strangers would be reaching out to me because my art was important to them personally, and that means so much to me. It also creates a healthy pressure within myself to keep putting out good music for these people who truly value it.
What in your life created the producer you are today? When did you begin?
A)I always had an ear for music, I played every weird instrument I could get my hands on as a kid. If I trace it back production-wise though I’d say it started when I discovered garageband or whatever when I was like 14. I started working with local hip-hop artists almost immediately initially just recording and eventually working on my own instrumentals, and it came really naturally. I remember working on 2pac remixes in like 9th grade all night long when I had school the next morning haha… I didn’t know what I was doing yet but I knew I liked it.
How would you describe your music to someone in one sentence?
Where does the sinister aesthetic come from?
A)I actually try to remain relatively positive in life, so I think in a sense my music becomes a good outlet for any of the darker ideas in my head. Concepts like fear, desolation, and the occult have a lot of influence on the sounds that I created and so the aesthetic just developed with it.
A)There are places and situations on this earth more horrid than any imaginable ‘underworld’
we’ve created our own hell right here.
A)Death is just another step of a larger cycle, one that we all must take
Where do you see yourself and music in 5 years?
A)who knows, the game is crazy.. a year or so ago I’d say 'no where’ but I’m getting some interesting feedback from some people in the industry, and some big opportunities opening up so anything is possible. Making a life out of this would be beautiful, but as long as I can continue making music comfortably and collaborating with the people that inspire me I’ll be content.
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You are all so appreciated and beautiful″ -tutcreator
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