You’ve been a fixture in bass music for a while now. What’s a significant moment in your career when you feel you evolved the most as an artist?
Two of my best friends, Klint & Adam, started a management agency that I signed with a couple of a months ago. Since then we’ve been working together everyday at my place. Having a team around me that’s motivated and hyped about my music has been a game changer in my career and evolution as an artist.
When it comes to producing, are there certain conditions you just can not work under? Describe your ideal work environment.
Any studio with better monitors than mine would be ideal haha Other than that, I just can’t stand having too many loud people around me. A few is fine for feedback, other than that it’s too distracting.
Are you all about the artificial intelligence, or freaked out by it? Why?
I am all about the AI and welcome my AI overlords. If they aren’t already here… I’m slightly convinced the real world is a simulation designed by machines lol
If you were asked to host a dinner party for 3 famous people alive or dead, who would they be and why? Followup: what would you cook?
David Choe, Joe Rogan, Bill Maher. I have listened to each of them talk for hours and hours of my life and I feel like it would be a good time. Imagining dead people at a dinner party makes me uncomfortable. I would probably serve them chicken tenders 
What’s your biggest pet peeve?
My biggest pet peeve is people on their phones while we are trying to watch something of importance. I.E. Game of Thrones watch parties at my place… I always gather everyone’s phones and hide them until the episode has concluded.
Each artist will answer 5 questions to best of their ability. Sometimes the questions will require an in-depth answer, and sometimes not. The artists do not know the questions ahead of time, so the answers might be a bit crazy. Hopefully, we’ll all get to know something about the Firepower Artists as we put their asses in Firepower Hotseat.
First up: Spag Heddy
Your EP, Gypsi Thug, is a melting pot of European Culture, from your name, Spag Heddy, to your self described love of pasta, to the title of the EP and the sound of the title track. How did you decide in the direction of this EP?
This EP contains both my classic and new sounds and arrangements. It’s the same ol’ cheesy Spag Heddy, but well-armed.
What are your top 5 pastas in descending order.
1. Spaghetti 2. Conchiglie 3. Macaroni 4. Fusilli 5. Penne
If you could make a very special Spaghetti dinner for two famous people, living or dead, who would they be and why?
Scarlett Johansson because much wow and Jesus Christ because eternal spaghetti.
When we think Dutch dance music, usually we think of the “Van Clan” (Van Dyke, Van Doorn, Van Reil, etc) and Big Room Progressive house. Does Bass music get overshadowed in the Netherlands?
Big room and techno are definitely overshadowing bass music in NL. But there is a really solid underground bass music scene too, where D&B has always been the biggest and steadiest force. Not weird if you see we’ve got legends like Noisia and Black Sun Empire up our sleeves.
What are your top 3 guilty pleasure songs?
1. Darude – Sandstorm 2. Zebrahead – Postcards From Hell 3. Paul Potts – Nessun Dorma
Firepower Records will release Spag Heddy’s Scorching new EP Gypsi Thug on August 7th. Don’t Sleep on this!
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