Welcome to SlamCast, where your hosts Neil and Brea chat with creatives about their process and how they navigate the grind of promoting themselves. In this episode of SlamCast, we sit down with Jen Symmetry, a talented bass-driven producer, DJ, and promoter with a passion for pushing boundaries in electronic music. Jen shares her journey, from discovering electronic music in high school to DJing during her college years, all while honing her skills through musical theater and piano lessons. Her time hosting a late-night college radio show helped shape her approach to music, which she now brings to life using Ableton for its accessibility in music production.
We dive into Jen’s creative process, including how she plans her DJ sets, finds inspiration for her tracks, and recycles unused parts of projects to craft something fresh. Jen also talks about her Twitch channel, "SLPDNB," where she connects with the drum and bass community, and offers invaluable advice to the Slam community on creativity and growth. Tune in to explore the world of this dynamic artist and her approach to music!
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https://www.instagram.com/jensymmetry/
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https://open.spotify.com/artist/0yYWiJ6OFpqAMrmk6qfx8v?si=AZjynptFSOC7ZM1TAEiVdw
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