Lewis Woods began his musical career with his debut release, Work 2 The Beat. Lewis is an aspiring DJ/producer from Belfast. His sound leans deeper and is more heavily influenced by club music. His biggest inspirations include Chris Stussy, L.P. Rhythm, and Scott Steer.

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What does it mean to you to officially release your first track, and why did you choose this one to introduce you to the public?

It means a lot to be bringing out my first song i’ve been learning for a while now and feel like the times right to show the world my sound and i think this tune is a perfect example of my genre.

How long have you been working on your sound leading up to this release?

ive been producing about a year now but really locked in and been trying to find my sound for about 6 months now and starting to see progress.

What was the biggest challenge during the production of this track, and what did you learn from the process?

the biggest challenge of this track was definitely trying to make the vocal stand out without overpowering it i definitely got better at mixing my tracks during this process.

If someone hears your music for the first time thanks to this release, what would you like them to remember about you as an artist?

i would like them to remember my name if anything as i have a lot more in store and hope to be releasing more in the future 

Was there a specific moment that made you think, «I’m ready to release my music»?

the first time i thought i should start releasing is when i posted one of my unreleased on instagram and it got liked by the likes of baggi,locky and more.

Which artists have influenced this track the most, directly or indirectly?

i think the artist who has influenced this track is definitely LP rhythm who i feel would spin this tune and tyge as his tune is how i first heard the vocal.

How do you imagine the crowd will react when this track is played for the first time in a club?

i think this tune has big potential for clubs it has a thick baseline and a known vocal what else would you need ?