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I donвЂ™t think thereвЂ™s anybody thatвЂ™s more important. I think heвЂ™s the greatest living musician we have. IвЂ™m also a fan of Kanye West, but heвЂ™s not so much an influence on my sound and more a source of inspiration.

Being a West Coast kid, thereвЂ™s also the early Snoop Dogg stuff and the N.W.A. Dre and Timbaland are the main influences on my sound and production. My mom and dad really shaped who I am today, and there is so much I learned from them. Like, if you want to be a doctor, you have to learn the skills and learn the lingo-learn the language. He said that anything and everything translated in that manner. You just need to focus on the skills and learn the lingo. He told me that I could do anything I wanted to do. I admired how he got things done and always had a plan. He worked in marketing and would take me around to see different things, be a part of music videos, explore shoots, etc. You kind of grow up thinking only certain things are possible, but my dad would tell me that when I turned 17, I should get out of the city and go somewhere. HeвЂ™s passed on now, but I say it was perfect timing when he came into my life, because it was the teenage years where things could go left and right. You need that discipline.ДЄnd then my dad-he came into my life a little bit later.

She had a way of putting her head down, working hard, and always getting the job done. I never remember hearing her complain about having a job or going to work. When I was a kid, everybody thought IвЂ™d be a doctor because I had straight As.Д«ut my momвЂ™s work ethic-I match that. You know, parents want you to go to school. I donвЂ™t think she wanted me to pursue it. In a non-musical way, my mom has a big impact on my life. Who would you consider your biggest influences in shaping who you are today? But IвЂ™m still a young guy I could still win an Oscar! I got so hooked on Reason that the film stuff just fell back. The first beat I made was called вЂњCollard Greens.вЂќ The beat might still be on my cousin RickвЂ™s computer. I think I was up for 14 hours, maybe until 1 or 2 pm the next day. Tonight, IвЂ™m just gonna mess with this music thing and just chill out-see how this goes.вЂќ When I got back home, I was like, вЂњIвЂ™ll get to this tomorrow. When he came to help me up, he looked at me and said, вЂњHey bro, do you like music?вЂќ and handed me a copy of Reason. I gave him $100, but as I was leaving-and IвЂ™m not clumsy by any means-my crutches slipped and I knocked over everything. It was raining that night, and I was injured on crutches at the time.

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So, I found this guy on Craigslist selling a movie editing program-I think it was called Windows Movie Media Maker. From that, I fell in love with the behind-the-scenes and how music videos came together. Around that time, a family friend was directing music videos and my dad worked with her, so I was called down to be an extra in the MV shoots sometimes. Basketball was my love, but I kept getting hurt. College was a time where I was also trying to figure out if I had what it took to play basketball overseas. I really thought I was going to do something in film. When did music production shift into focus as something you wanted to pursue professionally? Then later, at college-age, I started dabbling and finding software. It started there, with me just playing songs I heard on the radio. But I got this piano, and I fell in love. I just remember always feeling out of place because I skipped a grade. We didnвЂ™t have any money or anything, so I never thought it would be possible. That was the beginning of me noticing how interested I was in the whole-how it all comes together. IвЂ™d hear music and tell my friends, вЂњOh, I love this part right here, like listening on the right headphones you can hear this sprinkling thing.вЂќ But, I noticed my friends never heard that, or noticed those details. Everyone around me is joking, roasting each other, and acting wild, but I remember hearing this beat and nothing else. When I was a kid, I remember sitting on the school bus and listening to вЂњStill DreвЂќ by Dr.

What are some of your early memories around music, and what got you interested in producing music? We recently had the opportunity to sit down with Sleep to reflect on his musical journey so far and discuss the importance of connecting with fans for artists-read on for highlights. He has produced records alongside a diverse array of artists spanning the likes of the Black Eyed Peas, Eric Bellinger, and BTS.

Sleep Deez is a multi-platinum producer based in Los Angeles.

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