Aug. 13, 2019

Interview with Crankdat (Christian Smith)

Interview with Crankdat (Christian Smith)

We had the opportunity to interview Christian Smith also known as Crankdat!

"Smith grew up desiring to be an athlete, but ultimately turned down a full-ride track-and-field scholarship to Kent State University to pursue music, producing energetic and...

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We had the opportunity to interview Christian Smith also known as Crankdat!

"Smith grew up desiring to be an athlete, but ultimately turned down a full-ride track-and-field scholarship to Kent State University to pursue music, producing energetic and melodically vibrant electronic dance music as Crankdat. Smith began making music while still in high school.

Smith originally gained recognition for remixing other artists' tracks, including Fetty Wap's breakout single, "Trap Queen." Eventually, these remixes racked up millions of plays and Smith, barely out of his teens, was getting attention from bigger names in electronic dance music such as Skrillex and The Chainsmokers.

Crankdat released original tracks as he toured, including the Jauz collaboration "I Hold Still" as well as the triumphant "Dollars," both in 2017."

Reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crankdat

Check out his latest collaboration with Marshmello “Falling to Pieces”!

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