Some of the most happening stuff of contemporary music are dished out with elegance by Raychillout. He has come up with the magnificent track ‘Petra’ and has created the challenge called the #Petrachallenge on various major platforms like Instagram and TikTok. The astounding musician and composer have dished out exquisite numbers like ‘Terra’, ‘Amelia’, ‘T888’, and ‘Ray’. The musical artist is 23-year-old and has carved out his niche with a lot of panache. The musical artist is French-speaking and is based out of Falaise, a beautiful town in Normandy. He has shown his deftness in churning out cracking numbers in the EDM and the ambient house genre.
We had the privilege to have a word with the composer and got the chance for a full-fledged interview with the impeccable musician. We delved deep into the musician’s personal and professional life and he was candid enough to furnish some information that made for a mouthwatering prospect for his fans. To listen to the tracks by the prodigious musical artist, the audiences can log on to his profile on Spotify and Soundcloud. We started the interview by congratulating him on his latest project.
Daily Music Roll: What prompted you to take up ambient music and EDM as your preferred genre?
Raychillout: what pushed me to do the ambient is the fact that it is a kind of music really illuminated inspired the most afraid of being associated most often with a space theme 1 then I like to create an atmosphere when I compose the ambient and the EDM I launch a little bit but it’s a kind of music that I really evoke since the youngest age.
DMR: What was the initial drive that made you take the initial plunge in the musical arena?
Raychillout: Discovery daft punk.
DMR: Do you idol worship anyone from the musical fraternity or someone who has achieved a lot in tour niche genre?
Raychillout: I have no adoration for an artist but I appreciate a lot those do the daft punk David Guetta, DJ Khaled, Martin Garrix they are excellent I hope one day to get to this level I will persevere and work hard
DMR: How do you manage to keep everything in balance despite the hectic schedule that you are in?
Raychillout: It’s true that my work takes me a lot of time because I have to be operational bell all the time doing sports all the time but I sometimes have to spend days composing I have to choose to compose or go out to party with my friends
DMR: Given a chance to move back in time, which musician do you want to meet from the past?
Raychillout: Mozart
DMR: Do you take a leaf from the great musician of yesteryears or you believe true creativity is all about challenging yourself?
Raychillout: So when I compose music it can take me days I do a lot of retouching, again and again, chose some music I did not rework but other yes example Petra I reworked Desus 1 week and I created 3 different music from the original.
DMR: Do you regret any career move from the past and want to change it if you can turn back the clock?
Raychillout: Not at all the only thing I can blame myself is to put throw too quickly at the beginning I thought I was fessing good music but as I went by I really improved I still now lost on the march that has er 200,000 streams on Spotify or I really have a great return and the Challenge Petra or I total 3,800000 views I always intend to improve and if I produce something that does not please not to everyone it’s okay I better next time.
DMR: Which is your favorite place in the world that gives you the adrenaline rush to dish out a happening performance?
Raychillout: I really like the African continent and I feel like I’m rejuvenating myself there I’ve already made 3 trips there to Djibouti, Gabon, Egypt.
DMR: Which contemporary musician has got the most enviable qualities and can end up being the best in your era?
Raychillout: NA
DMR: Are you completely happy with the way the music industry is functioning right now or do you suggest any changes?
Raychillout: I know not true the music industry I’m an independent artist and I pass that web radio post my music on SoundCloud Spotify and Deezer I know that many other artists playing their income from the industry that takes them all let me I did not too much my opinion gave saw that I did not have taken their situation.
DMR: What is your take on the Covid-19 pandemic and has it affected your musical progress in any way?
Raychillout: I think the COVID 19 has impacted the world especially then I lost my big father during the COVID period it impacted me well obviously on the psychological plane but I always tell myself that for members of my family I must stay strong if he looks at me from the top I want him to be proud.
DMR: Do you cherish creative success more than money and fame or is it the other way round?
Raychillout: I like creating a lot I have a lot of imagination but after I do not necessarily expect a return even if I already have a small income complementary with my music I am passionate about it.
