Influenced heavily by bass pioneers such as Eprom and Heyoka, Fresh Young Minds has developed his own singular and funky production style, taking cues from a vast array of styles such as New Jack Swing, 80’s New Wave, 8-bit Dub, Psyphy, Drumstep, and Dubstep. In today’s bass culture, crossing genres is as acceptable as it is expected, and this is where artists such as Fresh Young Minds find a foot hold in their expressive freedom.

Fresh Young Minds has signed a super funky number called “Paper Primate” to MalLabel Music, with a rerub by bass music mastermind Mochipet of Daily City Records. With the first release of his new and first solo project signed, Fresh Young Minds plans to continue trying to stay ahead of the curve, making art for tomorrow’s dancers on today’s dance floors. “Being in the moment, with music, staying fresh is about understanding what people are going to want to dance to tomorrow,” says Fresh Young Minds, “in the Bay Area, the dancers are ahead of the curve. You have to keep up with the people, and that’s what being a fresh young mind is all about.”

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