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What is the biggest accomplishment as a DJ duo you
have achieved so far? What has been the biggest challenge?
The biggest accomplishment was winning that contest to
open for Moby in front of over 14,000 people on Jesolo
Beach in Jesolo, Italy. It was our first European show & we
won based off of sheer online votes and support. So we will
never forget. As far as the biggest challenge? We both agree
that our biggest challenge has always been consistency.
That’s just the honest truth. We know that in order to be
successful, you must be consistent.
You both have graduated from Sacramento State University; what do you plan on doing with your degrees?
Do either of you do work outside of entertaining and
serenading the crowds with your music?
Yes, we both work and we do a lot of private and corporate
magic shows outside of music, so contact us if you are interested. However, we hope to do entertainment full-time
in the near future.

After focusing purely on music, we finally got back into
magic, about 2 years ago now. We’ve always talked about
combining magic & illusion with our DJing, and we are finally doing that. Our first official show combining both arts
was in Anchorage, Alaska last year in 2015, and the crowd
loved it!
What pushes you everyday to be the best DJs in the
world? How many hours a day do you put into producing music and mixing?
We’ve been producing now for about 10 years, so I think it’s
safe to say that we’ve put in our 10,000 hours.

You both are physically fit; what are your workout routines and diet, especially as busy, hard working DJs and
magicians?
We believe that getting to know your own body is important. For us, we get results with just weight lifting, minimum
3 days a week, and doing cardio at least 2 to 3 days a week. If
you combine that with eating right and proper nutritional
supplementation, you will see and feel results. Our goal is
With support from artists like BlasterJaxx, Thomas not to be body-builders, and we know this may not work
Gold, Carl Cox, and Markus Schulz (who was the cov- for everyone, but it works for us.
er feature of our February edition), have you collaborated any of your music with them? Or plan on collab- You were on America’s Got Talent in 2015 – what haporating with any “big name” DJs?
pened with that? How far did you advance? Did it help
We would love to collaborate with any of the guys. But for with exposure? What did you hope to get out of that
now, the focus is to just put out more of our own music and experience?
to be consistent