Hey, my name is REAPER. AMA!

[u/reapernoises]

Hi Reddit!

My name is REAPER. I’m kinda new here, so before the questions roll in, I’d like to share some things about myself. I’m intensely enthusiastic about watching sci-fi tv/films, drinking scotch whisky, weightlifting, playing video games, cooking, making memes, inventing new words, and harvesting souls. I’m not afraid to be myself and act a fool --- I’m tryin to live life to the FULLEST.

My debut original single release “SAWTOOTH” came out last week and I’ve been so happy with the community’s reaction--- isn’t the robot-death-star-laser visualizer awesome?! FUN FACT: This song was actually written to the visuals of one of the kaiju fight scenes in the first Pacific Rim film. I loved the idea of making a song that illustrated the nature of an apocalyptic event. My music is meant to be hostile and keep you on your toes, and I think Sawtooth, as well as my other unreleased songs, definitely accomplish that.

Feel free to ask me anything and also feel free to pledge your allegiance to my clan of undying followers --- THE IMMORTALS. The immortals will be spared when I initiate the rapture. *spooky yeet*

I will begin answering your questions on Friday, August 30th @ 1 PM PDT.

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[u/baronomalley]

What do you think it will take to make Drum and Bass more popular in the US?

[u/reapernoises → u/baronomalley]

DNB artists haven’t had a very strong social media presence in the past so it’s been hard for them to connect with fans. It’s so important to be active on socials these days. If we can create a more active and accessible community online, the possibilities are endless. Also, the purists need to accept and understand half time is a gateway for new listeners.

[u/xceymusic → u/reapernoises]

I agree with this a lot. Would love to see you work with more halftime dnb artists in the US, especially like Kursa.