Sample TextComprised of Nick Ditri and Danny Boselovic, the Disco Fries have been crafting eclectic tunes that resonate through the soundscapes of electronic dance music. From their early days at Berklee College of Music to becoming favorites among EDM heavyweights like Tiesto and Afrojack, these talented producers have a story worth telling.
The group stopped by the Nexus Lounge Miami, and the energy was palpable. DJ Ron and the Disco Fries delved into their journey and the exciting projects lined up for their ever-eager fans. “We went into this year pretty ambitious. We said we were gonna drop like 20 records, but of course once we start dropping records, we’re like, ah, we’ll give them some time to breathe,” they confessed with a chuckle. Their latest project, “Nevermind,” in collaboration with Minted and singer Kray, reflects a more vibey departure from their earlier work.
The Disco Fries are all about evolution. Their music beautifully merges big-room classical melodies with their signature bass-heavy sound, a fusion that has captivated audiences worldwide. As they continue to push the boundaries of their genre, they see each project as an opportunity to reinvent themselves. Their upcoming releases like “Greenlight” and “Escape” promise a mix of vocal tracks and club bangers, echoing their dynamic versatility.
Success, however, is not just about the music. One of the key takeaways from their discussion was their conscious approach to life on the road. The duo emphasized the importance of self-care, a sentiment that resonates deeply with emerging artists. “We are not on the road like we used to be and it lends itself to just taking care of yourself better, which is important to do,” they noted.
It’s not just their sound that piqued attention; their insights into the industry added depth to their persona. They challenged the oft-repeated mantra of working smart over hard, suggesting that a combination of both is what truly sets one apart. “If you work hard and smart, you’re gonna beat the guy that’s just working smart. Or just working hard,” they advised.
Ultimately, the Disco Fries aim to leave a legacy of being “nice guys that make good music”—a simple yet profound ambition. Their humility shines through when they acknowledge the immense privilege of being in a field they love. “Millions of people around the world wish that they could do what they have a passion for, as they’re living,” they reflected.
For those who find themselves inspired by the Disco Fries’ relentless creativity, listening to the full interview is a must. It serves as a reminder that behind the beats and bass drops are artists who continually redefine what it means to be a part of the music industry. Their story is as much about their success as it is about their dedication to their craft and their unwavering passion for music. Listen to the full interview.
