“Don’t know how long you’ve been making music but you’ve got a very unique style and production is the next level! Looking forward to hearing more,” he told him.

Lovin Malta reached out to Human Safari for his reaction to the world-renowned DJ not just recognising his work, but also playing it as a part of his set.

“It’s a lot of feelings rushing at you all at once. I’m in disbelief, however, I feel grateful for any busy artist to even listen to my tracks,” Wayne told Lovin Malta.

“I am curious about what happened during that party to make him come back and say that stuff. Maybe there’s some video out there on someone’s phone, who knows!” he said.

“As producers, things can get disheartening at times, in my case, it took nine years producing until someone said to me yes we think this is good enough which may seem like a long time but the truth is that you should be working so hard on your music that you forget about potential rewards that may come your way down the line,” he explained.

Speaking about his musical journey so far, Wayne admitted that it has been “one big learning curve, to say the least”.

“Production-wise, I have a few releases coming out this year, and Glitch Festival in August is going to be a big highlight for me. I am working on a big project right now with an amazing Drum&Bass producer from London, I N K but that’s all I can say right now,” he told the newsroom.

“I think this island is full of talent and every promoter and festival should be pushing to thrive,” he concluded.

Wayne was also announced as one of the local DJs to be gracing the stage at the upcoming Glitch Festival, after a damning two-year-long hiatus due to COVID-19.

Check out one of his tracks here: 

Share with someone that needs to see this