• Interview With DJ Aktright From Anita Baker Bounce Remix (No One In The World)

  • Mar 7 2024
  • Length: 46 mins
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Interview With DJ Aktright From Anita Baker Bounce Remix (No One In The World)

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  • In this interview, DJ Aktright discusses his DJing journey and the creation of his famous bounce remix of Anita Baker's No One In The World song . He shares his background and early experiences as a DJ, including his first paid gig. DJ Aktright also talks about the local music scene in 2000 and the evolution of bounce music. He highlights his influence on artists like Big Freedia and reminisces about block parties and packed events. In this conversation, DJ Aktright discusses various topics related to his career and the New Orleans music scene. He talks about artists like Big Freedia and the success of artists from his label in the bounce world. He also shares the story behind the brick image and the symbolism it holds. DJ Aktright explains the meaning behind the fist logo and its representation of power and determination. He recounts a squabble with Actor Lucky Johnson and the resolution that followed. The conversation also touches on the potential for bounce music to go nationwide and the importance of having a team. The interview concludes with a discussion about the release of Bush's album and the future plans of Diddy Boo Records.
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