Since the release of his debut, Day has gone on to produce some great remixes of Marvin Gaye, People Under The Stairs and Erykah Badu (see below) to name a few, run a great blog - Like a Throttle as well as tour the world with fellow west coast producer DJ Exile, showing off their amazing MPC skills
Day recently took time out from all this busyness as well as working on new business for his eagerly awaited follow up album to answer the Themes For Young Lovers questions, and here it is!
Who & where? - DJ Day, Palm Springs, California
Name 3 songs that would be no-brainers to put on a mixtape for that special someone you were trying to woo -
Off the top from past mixtapes, I'd say:
King Crimson - Cadence and Cascade
Outkast - Prototype
Stereolab - The Flower Called Nowhere
I could (and should) make a whole mix of joints, cause there are far too many to name just 3, here's a bonus Jr. High 3: Surface "Shower Me With Your Love", Whistle "Always and Forever" and The Deele "Two Occasions"
You've turned the lights down low, lit the candles and poured the dom perignon, what LP goes on the stereo?
Marvin Gaye I Want You. Solid all the way through. I have a story to go along with this, but it's not fit to print unless I want to end up living alone in a studio apartment.
What is your fave romantic film of all time?
I'm honestly not a big movie dude, but I'd have to go with Pretty In Pink. Who hasn't been Ducky?
You've just had your heart broken, what's the song/album that you play to ease the pain and get you through?
John Coltrane Ballads.
What song was/or will be played during the first dance at your wedding?
We eloped to Vegas to escape all this kind of schitt, but if I had to choose, I'd go with the classic "Ribbon In The Sky" (Stevie Wonder). It would probably make me weep like a baby at my own wedding, but it gets no better.
Who's music do you think has played the biggest part in helping increase the world's population over the years, Al Green, Barry White or Marvin Gaye?
That's a tough one for sure (where's The Isley Brothers?), but I'd have to go with Marvin on sheer personal experience.
and finally What's your fave guilty pleasure/cheesiest love song?
Personally, I don't think they're cheesy, but Todd Rundgren's "Hello It's Me" or Ambrosia's "That's How Much I Feel" are neck and neck. I actually got on the mic and sang Ambrosia while I was DJing a few weeks ago. That's how much I feel.
Erykah Badu - Honey (DJ Day Remix)
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