Finding new tracks that have listeners out on the floor absolutely going ham from the very start of the track to the last measure can be a task when the bass music scene seems to have a never-ending expanse of new music. But never fear, Headbang Society is here to guide you on your music discovery journey starting with today’s absolute heater of a premiere. Bass virtuoso, BANkaJI has teamed up with Kloud Forest and TRIP DROP to create a stomper to start 2023. With its bouncy beat and electric synths, this track will give any listener a permanent bass face. There is no doubt that BANkaJI, Kloud Forest and TRIPP DROP are a lethal combo that is not to be missed. Let’s take a deeper dive into why we are calling “Enchiladas”, a certified bop.
“We had a bunch of fun bringing this track to its final form by combining our sound design techniques. The song has only been played live once before so we are excited for the people to hear it!”
Diving Deep w/ BANkaJI
1. How did you decide to get into music? Was there a certain event in your childhood/life that made you stop and realize that you wanted to pursue a career in music?
I got into music at a young age when my cousin introduced me to FL studios in middle school. We started a techno band together and ever since that time, I have been pursuing a music career.
2. You definitely have a very unique name for your project. Does the name have a specific meaning or derived from something in your life? Is there a story fans might not know about how you came to this name for your project?
The artist name “BANkaJI” was formed during a time of my life when I was focused on manifesting my goals for music. The word is made up by myself but to me means alignment toward your dreams.
3. What are the inspirations that helped push you into wanting to pursue a career in music?
Some inspirations that have helped my career have definitely been my friends in the EDM scene. Having a solid network of like-minded artists has helped my craft and my attitude. Denver can be a competitive atmosphere when sharing your bass music and I have been blessed with a squad of homies who help me achieve my dreams.
The biggest lesson I have learned when making music is to enjoy the process and all the motions. I never imagined being able to play my music for a crowd of people when I was growing up. Having these opportunities is breathtaking and if you want to last in this scene you better show your appreciation every time your fans give you the opportunity to share your art.
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