 Noize Komplaint a name given as per the amount of complaints received during his early envolvements in Drum & Bass. Born in the city of Sarnia in Ontario, Canada. He moved to Kitchener, Ontario at the age of three. Noize Komplaint, first started experimenting with music production at the age of 18, with the help of a close friend & future production partner of titles released by fizx-recordings in April of 2007, titled “Charry Browns”, and “Boots in the Dryer.” In 2007, Noize Komplaint released three albums. The first was “Adaptation”, second entitled “Aggressive”, and the third “Extraneous Variables”. Early of 2008, he recently signed with Now Serving 69 records based out of Montreal, Canada, released two tracks, the first entitled “Something Like That”, the second “No Sympathy” Noize Komplaint fell in love with the dark Neurofunk sound and looks forward to experimenting further with the subgenra of Drum & bass. Currently working on future projects along with 1nce Prodigal, and many others. Be expecting to hear alot more in upcoming years. |
| Q & A with Noize Komplaint Q: Where does your artist name come from? A: I’ve had so many noise complaints in the past, I can’t even count. Q: Tell us more about your musical roots! A: I was a die-hard metal head back in the day, and a friend of mine introduced me to old school jungle and from there I found my favourite drum (amen break), I then eventually was introduced to tech step, which I enjoyed thoroughly. It wasn’t till about 2005 that I started getting into the neuro funk / dark drum and bass sound that I love and make today. Q: How did you start producing music? A: I use to DJ, but playing records wasn’t enough for me, I wanted to make music, not just play records, eventually down the road a friend introduced me to the world of production, and here I am 9 years later. Q: Are you also a DJ? A: Yes. Q: Do you work together with other artists also? E.g. Remixes? A: Absolutely, I’m working on a remix for 1nce Prodigal, and have done several with various producers around the world in the past. Q: Do you have any special musical aims? A: Just to make quality, intelligent music. J Q: What do you think of the contemporary popular music which is played by normal radio stations? A: I like what I like and I don’t like that. Q: What have you read recently (book, play, film, etc.) that moved or surprised you? A: Geez I don’t know, I haven’t read much lately other than school books, lol. “Limitless” was a wicked flick if that counts. Q: What is your all-time favorite track? A: I still like Dj Krush’s “Coded Language” with Saul Williams, it really moves me. Q: What's one thing you're a fan of that people might not expect? A: Quantum physics. |
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