Don’t miss our in-depth interview with Dmitri Zouchinski, where we dive into the evolution of his unique sound, explore the inspiration behind his latest release, and uncover some wild stories—including unexpected drug deals at live shows. It’s an honest, entertaining, and eye-opening conversation you won’t want to miss.
How would you describe your music to someone who’s never heard it?
Punk Rock and Grunge mixed with Folk and Blues mostly
How has your sound evolved since you first started making music?
I would say I wrote more sophisticated and meaningful lyrics that are very expressive as time did pass. I only got to the stage where I made professional recordings in 2019, before that, it was either YouTube drafts or home recordings
What’s a bizarre or unexpected inspiration behind one of your songs?
With the Drug Dealer song inparticular, I wrote the idea about an awkward run in I had with a drug dealer in a concert venue in Brighton. Anyways he is a University drop out
What’s the most memorable moment of your music career so far?
Difficult to say… I would say I enjoy performing in large crowds. As of December 2009 I played a cover in Haywards Heath in front of hundreds of people. As of recent, I would say I am proud of the achievement of playing in Mansfield as of June 2022 for OneFest supporting Archy & The Astronauts. I enjoyed the Christmas Rock Houses I played for last year and the year before that at The Green Door Store.
Tell us all you can about your latest release and where and when to find it?
I released my second album onto Spotify and other streaming platforms last year in August. The album is called ‘Later Fate’. The Drug Dealer song is the first song on the album set list