WESTEND

i know i’ve been djing a long time because i’ve seen the opener vs headliner debate come back like 10 times

@Ezkie_Music security, lack of air conditioning in airports, bag rules, boarding process i hate it all

@itsthewestend It’s just as bad as a lot of parts in the US tho. LAX for example 🤮

everything about flying in europe is miserable

westend goes back west

horniest b2b daytrip has ever seen @youasidepiece

final master in

i have been so bad at tweeting cause every time i come on this app it’s just crazy negativity but im back to yapping

BEYOND SET OUT NOW

@PilotDK signed

@itsthewestend Fart sounds as kicks with glass tapping as offbeat hihats with a sound of someone peeing into a toilet with 100% autopan and flanger on and running water from the sink as atmospheric background noise at reduced volume.

whenever producers send me music they "think i'll like" i never do make something that sticks out from the norm and is undeniable

@ceeszlo ayo pause

as an artist liaison i’ve held so many djs hands walking through crowds. who do yall think has the best grip?

i surreeeender out this friday

i’m convinced there isn’t a non awkward way to show someone ur music

summer night, outdoors, brooklyn… say less

@DJBeezus69 bringing my calculator

@itsthewestend Perry’s gonna be a new level of bad

for anyone out there wondering if bad DJ gigs stop the bigger you get they dont

@OliveOilMusic I don’t think there’s an objective bad. I just think it’s not. There’s certain gigs where you leave and you’re just like that didn’t feel good. Could be a packed. The room could be empty. Could be the sound system.

@itsthewestend Very curious at your level what is considered a “bad DJ gig” ? Is it like djin a gig and having to play like music you don’t want to play? (outside your sound/style) Or like playing to an empty room ?

really feeling like this tune is the one

@soulisdubs @EyesEverywhere it just seems like you don’t like anything that’s commercial due to the fact that it’s accessible. being underground doesn’t make something sound good

@itsthewestend @EyesEverywhere I’m sure they’re having a terrific time pushing dnb as far into pop as they can I’m just making a comment about how the path from underground to ever more mainstream necessitates a sanitization of what made it good in the underground in the first place

The oxymoron of trying, in good faith, to push the sound you love to the next level of popularity, but the process of doing that requiring you to bankrupt the sound away from what you originally loved