ARTIST Q&A: SEND OFF'S NEW EP

YOU WERE WRONG


From Portland, Oregon, bass producer, Send Off released his debut EP, titled You Were Wrong. The three-track project gives listeners an idea of the kind of energy Send Off truly aspires to emulate in his music. Each track is composed of dark and rigid signals with dense bass projecting a raging hue to the EP. You Were Wrong displays a different side of Send Off and shows us that his style is emerging into another realm of bass music. Below check out the Artist Q&A with Send Off all about his new EP You Were Wrong. Enjoy!

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Available for download and listen here!
What inspired you throughout the creating process of the EP?

A handful of things/people really inspired me to write this EP. It was a combination of the music I was listening to at the time, my personal life being a little rocky, and inspiration I drew from my friends that pushed me from start to finish.

Do you have any favorite tracks from the EP?

Each track has its own appeal. I don't really think I could pick a favorite, but I find myself listening to 'Lithium’ a lot. I'm just really proud of the sound design I did in that track.

What would you say the main theme is You Were Wrong would be?

It sounds angsty, but the overall theme of the EP is kind of a middle finger to anyone who wants to see you fail. This project is about proving yourself, not to others, but to you. 

What do you hope this EP will do for you as an artist?

I just want everyone who listens to the EP to get super pumped to go out and achieve their goals. It's meant to make you a little angry, use that energy to make your dreams a reality!

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