There are many reasons that people from near and far flock to Los Angeles to make the city in Southern California their new home. For Spency Be, that reason has been his calling to the sounds of the underground. Originally hailing from Texas but now residing in the City of Angels, this DJ and producer might be in his most formative years as an artist, but if you catch one of his sets, you'd be surprised that he only picked up DJing just a few short years ago.

In the midst of the pandemic, Spency Be began to teach himself how to DJ after being pushed by another artist, Mark Lizaola, and from the moment he first touched the decks, it was off to the races. Since then, this Los Angeles-based artist has built a reputation for himself with impressive sets that have seen him touch festivals like EDC Las Vegas and Escape Halloween, along with a hearty offering of underground performances that have kept crowds dancing deep into the night. Beyond that, Spency Be has also taken a lead role in the growth of Aftertraxx, a multi-faceted brand that does everything from host events to showcase sounds on their label.

Producing original tunes was the obvious next step in Spency Be's career, and this year has seen him make good on the goal he set for himself over two years ago. At the beginning of 2023, he dropped off a wicked remix of The Weeknd's "Blinding Lights," and in March, he dropped his debut single, "Feel Something," both of which showcased his twist on techno. More recently, Spency Be unveiled his latest tune, "Façade," another proper techno tune that is sure to put your mind in a tailspin.

Ahead of his set at EDC Las Vegas, where he'll take the stage at the Passport Lounge on Friday at 10pm, Spency Be swung by to take a dive into his roots, recent releases, and where he plans to take his career next. Check out his exclusive guest mix for a taste of his style, and click the link for the full conversation.

EDMID Guest Mix 372 || Spency Be

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"Getting to hit the big stage for the first time at Bullseye felt like a major step forward in my artist career. Being able to go hard and not having to hold back in front of the Basscon and hard dance crowd I felt like I got to really showcase who I am as a artist/DJ. I'm gonna keep pushing and grinding harder than ever to continue to get put on the big stage and in front of bigger crowds." - @spency-be

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