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DJ Jaz B is Ready to Change The DJ Game (Interview)

In today’s article, we are going to be talking about well-known British Superstar DJ Jaz B. The 31 years old DJ Jaz B is ready to change the DJ game in the music. He impressively burst onto the bhangra DJ scene back in 2010. Since then, he’s become well-renowned for their creative ingenuity and original sounds.

We had the opportunity to Interview Jaspreet Singh Bansal (Born March 28, 1990 ), Better known by his stage name DJ Jaz B. He is a UK-based multi-genre DJ, Music Producer from stoke on Trent.

Hello DJ Jaz B,

1) Tell us about your background getting to where you are today?

I started off by working for a local record store called HMV and it was whilst working for them I decided to pursue my career as a DJ. I didn’t face many hardships as I had the support of family members. I bought some DJ decks, converted my garage into a studio, and started to learn how to DJ by watching other DJs perform. I then started off by playing at family events, then local bars and clubs and I slowly started to get recognized. After djing for a few years I then decided to take a chance and decided to produce music which resulted in releasing two hit tracks in 2013 and 2015. Slowly but surely I started to get recognized and the recognition continues.

2) Where are you from?

Stoke on Trent Uk.

3) How did you get into music?

My passion for music started from a young age. I grew up listening to different genres of music, mainly bhangra music. I used to observe and enjoyed other DJ’s performances and the way the crowd used to react. I started off by playing the Dhol (drum) then decided to follow my passion for music and become a DJ.

4) What is the most challenging thing you have overcome in your life?

the most challenging part that I have overcome in my life was when I started djing. Being new in the industry, I knew I had to bring something different to the industry, something fresh and unique.

5) Are you currently signed or independent?

I am currently signed to a record label called E3 UK

6) inspires you the most musically?

There are a number of artists and DJs who have inspired and continue to inspire me musically such as Dr. Dre, Tim Westwood, Trevor Nelson, and a few from the bhangra industry such as Dj Dipps Bhamra, H Dhami and Sat Singh, and Jazz Sahota.

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7) What do you want people to take away after listening to your music?

Being a DJ I have always tried to be different and unique. I always try and make sure that I have left the crowd feeling positive and happy after listening to the music that I have played.

8) What is your greatest achievement as a musician?

During my career, my greatest achievement has to be the release of my two tracks which are Masti in 2013 and Baa Farke in 2015 as well as djing in some of the festivals and top clubs in London and Birmingham.

9) Do you produce your own music? If not who do you work with?

Yes, I do produce my own music, however, I do use external music engineers to finalize the songs that I produce.

10) Who is the one artist you wish you could work with?

There are various artists I would like to work with, however after meeting Drake during his UK tour, I would like to produce a song with him.

11) Tell us about any new music you have coming out? When is it coming out? What is it about?

I have been working with a few various artists from India. I have 5 tracks that are ready to be released over the next few months. I am currently in talks with various artists from America. I have always tried to produce something different and unique.

12) What does a day inside your shoes look like?

A day inside DJ Jaz B’s shoes can vary depending on how many projects I am working on and what stage they are at. My day normally consists of working on current projects, liaising with artists overseas, and liaising with external musical engineers. Some days I just go to the studio and create a new mix depending on what beat comes to my mind. I always try and create something fresh and unique. I tend to finish my day by going live on social media and update my followers and DJ live just to entertain my followers.

13) Anything else you want the audience to know about you?

Since this pandemic I have become an influencer on Instagram, I have collaborated with a few prominent clothing brands. The audience can follow me on Instagram @djjazbmusic, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok, and Twitter for all the latest updates on the latest mixes and upcoming projects.

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