Q&A: Endor

By Kyle Marno on October 1, 2014

Endor has been on our radar since the start, appearing out of nowhere with well crafted, club ready UK influenced house tracks, it was clear he was ready to make his mark. Now over a year and many productions later he has amassed several million plays on his Soundcloud, appeared on every YouTube channel from Presage to Selected and gained the respect of many bass heads the world over. We got in touch to talk life, music and what the future holds, for Endor.

Soundspace

So who is Endor?

Endor

I’m Dan, I’m 22 and from London, ignore the Soundcloud bio!

Soundspace

You seem to keep yourself quite unknown or hidden on social media, is there a reason for this?

Endor

I think a lot of it is down to not having enough time on my hands to nurture it! Although recently I’ve stepped up my twitter game and now it’s the hub of all banter on the internet.

Soundspace

You have now gathered several million plays on your Soundcloud page, did you think your tracks would get this kind of attention when you began making music?

Endor

I had no idea, secretly I probably hoped they would but I didn’t expect it. It was always a dream to be known for making music but it’s only recently that I’ve decided to make that my mission in life rather than just a hobby.

Soundspace

Are there any tracks that have stood out for you in 2014?

Endor

Loads, Linier – Dance With Me is huge. Pretty much everything Midnight City and Tru Concept have put out, most stuff by Diverse and my favourite (underground) track has to be MORRT – Be There, it’s my jam.

Soundspace

Tell us something we shouldn’t know about you?

Endor

I own a yacht in the Bahamas and I’m a compulsive liar.

Soundspace

The Sunstroke remix you done for Fabienne is our favourite Endor production, which of your own productions do you enjoy the most?

Endor

Probably “Found Out” because it’s so simple and cheeky. It turned into one of my most famous track and it gives me a real buzz to hear people sing it back to me when I play it out. Pretty much always start my sets with it.