Get Out! GAY Magazine – Issue 362 – April 11, 2018
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I remember you on the Donnie<br />
Simpson morning show.<br />
Donnie is a legend and had a huge<br />
nationwide following at the time. It<br />
was a really big opportunity for me and<br />
paved the way to where I am now, at<br />
iHeartMedia, specifically Y100 and 93.9<br />
MIA.<br />
You spin all of today’s hits on your<br />
iHeart show. Do those hits influence<br />
your own music?<br />
Definitely. All music influences me in one<br />
way or another.<br />
Your new songs with Suzanne Palmer<br />
seem tailor-made for gay dance floors.<br />
Suzanne and I have performed together<br />
many times; however, this year was the<br />
first time we had the opportunity to<br />
get in the studio together. We didn’t<br />
have a plan other than to write a few<br />
good tunes, have some fun, challenge<br />
ourselves creatively and musically. From<br />
that, “Let It Go” and “<strong>Get</strong> Cha There”<br />
were made. I hope people like the<br />
songs.<br />
How can they not? They serve all the<br />
drama, the celebratory beats and<br />
heavy vocals that young queens crave.<br />
Your other new single, “SCOPA,” on<br />
the other hand, is dark, trippy and<br />
probably more for the hardcore EDM<br />
scene.<br />
“SCOPA” was something I did five<br />
years ago while living in New York. I was<br />
inspired by what I was listening to at that<br />
time. Ironically, it’s very current today and<br />
I think falls in the genre of tech house.<br />
Having<br />
interest in<br />
all kinds<br />
music and<br />
genres<br />
can be a<br />
gift and a<br />
curse. Most<br />
producers<br />
have a style,<br />
and you<br />
know what<br />
a track will sound like before listening to<br />
it, but I like everything! From country to<br />
heavy, deeper, darker baselines, to pop<br />
and hard or classic rock…I love them all.<br />
I happen to love how “SCOPA” turned<br />
out.<br />
Are you feeling more “SCOPA” or<br />
Suzanne Palmer these days?<br />
Both! I think “SCOPA” has a personality<br />
all its own. I really, really love the track.<br />
I call it my darker, alter ego. But then<br />
there’s my work with Suzanne Palmer.<br />
She is a brilliant artist. “Let It Go” caters<br />
to the big room, pop and vocally musical<br />
side of my personality. It’s more of a<br />
classic type of sound. “<strong>Get</strong> Cha There”<br />
is something newer. I’m not sure how to<br />
classify it musically, but vocally it’s very<br />
cunty. I hope to see a lot of drag queens<br />
performing to the song. Either way, I<br />
hope all are received well by the public.<br />
Remixes<br />
for all the<br />
tracks will<br />
be released<br />
soon!<br />
“SCOPA” is available now on iTunes<br />
and all major online retailers and<br />
streaming services. “Let It Go” will<br />
be available on iTunes and all major<br />
online retailers and streaming services<br />
this week, and “<strong>Get</strong> Cha There” will<br />
be available <strong>April</strong> 20.<br />
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