Funkadelphia: "You're based out of Denver, Colorado. How do you

feel the city hs inspired you and brought inspiration to your music?"

ProJect Aspect: "Yeah I was born and raised in Denver, and I feel like that definitely has been an advantage for me as far as gathering inspiration. It's very easy having so many famous concert venues including Red Rocks, The Fillmore, et cetera... Denver has always been a mandatory stop for touring musicians, so I certainly obtained a ton of inspiration growing up here."

 

 

Funkadelphia: "Have you always been into electronic music,

or is it something you gained an interest for later in life?"

ProJect Aspect: "I haven't always been into electronic music. Honestly, as a kid, I just thought of everything as 'techno'. I never got into the 'rave/kandi' scene like my older sister had. It took me a while to find myself in the music world. I was big into punk rock and alternative music, as well as classic rock influenced by my dad. My very first electronic music experience was Sound Tribe Sector 9 [STS9] at Red Rocks in 2006. It was their first headlining show at the world famous venue, and they had Jurassic 5 as support. Discovering STS9 opened up a completely new galaxy of music to me, something I always crave and yet never heard."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Funkadelphia: "Who are some artists, either electronic or otherwise, that you listen to often; and some that you feel influenced your music? "

ProJect Aspect: "There are way too many artists who inspire my music, but I would have to say most of all my friends inspire me the most. The Mile High Sound Movement influences me more than anything. Honestly, I almost shed a tear watching Kruza Kid and Cloud D play Sonic Bloom this past weekend. Those are the moments I live for: seeing my friends succeed and send the crowds they play for into a frenzy of dance mayhem."

 

 

Funkadelphia: "You've begun to incorporate some liveinstrumentation into your sets via your own guitar playing. Has that always been a part of your performance, or is it somethng you have begun to introduce more recently ?"

ProJect Aspect: "My first live ProJect Aspect set EVER included live guitar and keys. I honestly barely knew what I was doing, but I had an idea and went with it. I have been working on the same set since 2008. I recently started bringing the guitar back into my live sets, mostly for Unlimited Aspect, but lately I have definitely become more comfortable playing live instruments while performing live PA [ProJect Aspect]."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Funkadelphia: "You also have a project with Unlimited Gravity called Unlimited Aspect.

Can we hope to see any live instrumentation from you guys at F.A.R.M. Fest?"

ProJect Aspect: "Unlimited Aspect has become a live band. We just added a live drummer, Steven Kuzma (check out Lost Optical), and I play guitar. Ronnie [Unlimited Aspect] sings and plays keys, and we often have saxophone sit in during our sets. Be sure to catch the magic at F.A.R.M. Fest, because we will have the full live project in full effect. This has become our main focus, and we would like to continue experimenting with UA [Unlimited Aspect]."

 

 

Funkadelphia: "You released a new album, 'Hyperspace', earlier this Spring. Recently, you've also been on a tear of releasing new remixes. Are there any other new ProJect Aspect releases you have in the works we might expect soon?"

ProJect Aspect: "I am currently working on my next full length album, as well as the next Unlimited Aspect album with Unlimited Gravity. This new music is pushing us to the next level, and for now, you will just need to see it live, because it may be a while before you see it released."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Funkadelphia: "You also have a new hat with Grassroots California in the works.

Any idea when we can expect to see the final product?"

ProJect Aspect: "My Grassroots hat is finished and in the final stages of production. Be on the lookout for it late Summer!"

 

 

Funkadelphia: "Thanks for your time. We're really looking forward to getting down to some ProJect spect, Unlimited Gravity, AND Unlimited Aspect at F.A.R.M. Fest. See you there!

Anything else you'd like to say to the fans and listeners before we wrap up?"

ProJect Aspect: "I just wanna thank Funkadelphia for your time and support over the years! Can't wait to come to F.A.R.M. Fest and show the East Coast how Colorado does it! #BASSASS!!"