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Wick-it the Instigator is a multi-genre DJ and producer known as a breath of fresh air in an otherwise over-crowded EDM scene. He merges the likes of mashups, hip-hop and electronic to bring together a unique sound that you are bound to enjoy. In the last few years Wick-it has had the opportunity to play festivals like Summer Camp, Wakarusa, Camp Bisco, Imagine, Backwoods, Shambala and more. His SoundCloud page alone has garnered over 70K+ followers and over 30M+ plays. Impressive numbers like these helped land him on Billboard’s Next Big Sound chart. This isn’t just a testament to his top-notch production skills, but also his keen ability to build and harness a highly interactive online fan base.

In 2012, Microsoft recognized that direct audience connection and chose Wick-it to produce a song for their Windows 8/Angry Birds: Star Wars commercial that they blasted to millions of prime-time viewers. Even before that in 2010, Big Boi of Outkast picked up his mashup project ‘The Brothers Of Chico Dusty’ which helped projectile his popularity. To add even more fuel to the fire, in 2015 Sia picked Wick-it’s remix to be her official remix for ‘Elastic Heart’. Since then he has done official remixes for the likes of Kesha, ZZ Ward, KC & The Sunshine Band and Figure.

With successful headline tours supplemented by huge sets playing with Skrillex, Pretty Lights, GRiZ, Herobust and others, it’s obvious his talent and success extend far beyond the studio.

FL Studio Demo Version & Laptop:   This is my beginning in electro sound!!

 These tracks are my debut, my dillima, my delight.  A demo version of Fruity Loops and a computer notebook was more than enough for me to fall in love again with composing and contributing to music.  

Composition is a language I was born with. I started playing piano by ear at age four. I needed to be educated even so, in order to play with other musicians and hear the work of others no longer here. I learned trebble clef from the violin, and base from "Good Boys Do Fine Always" notes g,b,d,f and a.
 It often felt very unnaturral for me when I read music.  My ear had a chorus line in it and reading music notes distracted me from the path I hade already taken, way ahead, in my mind. 

I love to hear the original works of other artists, the mixes, remixes and in betweens.   The wide spectrum of creative variation is so unique, it can touch your body, mind, heart,  soul, and spirit.  

Although rough around the edges, thank you for reading to understand me more.  

The music is viciously honest.  I've had my battles, and then there is peace.   

Carpe diem

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