Los Angels based talented producer and DJ Teffer now gain grete reputation from this industry. In token of that, his songs are played by DJ MAG TOP 100 DJs such as Tiesto, David Guetta, Naughty Boy, Diplo, DJ Snake, Calvin Harris and Afrojack at their gigs. His 2017 release like “Good Love” and “Let Me Love You” create loud echo from audience. DJ Mag Japan interviewed the hottest producer about secret story of his latest album and essential tips of his performance.
Q1. Please talk to us about your latest release and the inspiration behind it.
I LOVE future house. I posted a snippet of the track to my insta story in December and asked the fans to vote for a title. The track was initially called ‘New Years Eve’, one of my fans suggested The Spectre so I asked the fans to vote and they voted The Spectre as the title!
Q2. How was last year? What was the best experience of 2017?
Last year was amazing ! I released my first official single ‘Good Love’, gained lots of new fans and collaborated with Afrojack’s Label WALL Recordings.
Q3. What are your resolutions for 2018?
2018 is just a continuation of 2017 for me! I will continue to work hard and provide great music for my fans.
Q4. Can you pick 1 or 2 must plays in your recent sets and why?
Don Diablo “Momemtum” and Afrojack’s “Keep It Low”. Momentum gets the party started, Keep It Low keeps the energy of the crowd up.
Q5. Since DJ Mag started to vote “Top 100 Clubs”, I want to ask your favorite club and the reasons.
Omnia Night Club in Las Vegas would have to be my favorite! The light show there is just AMAZING !
Q6. Please leave a message for your fans in Japan.
Keep rocking. I can’t wait to come out and rock with you guys real soon !
He said that his performance and production style are hugely influenced by Don Diable and Oliver Heldens. All his brand has been built by himself from the bottom, finding mentor and learning from them. The results can be huge motivator for aspiring DJs dreaming to become professional. We are looking forward to see his next action in 2018 listening “The Spectre”.