For rock musician-turned-EDM producer Jeremy Hall—a.k.a. Munckin Kat—gone are the backbreaking days of carrying 60lbs amps across New York.

After starting their musical career as a classical guitarist and several years performing in venues across Manhattan and Brooklyn as a guitarist in rock bands, bass music production and mixing has now become the main focus of their career. But, even after a shift in genre and technical discoveries, their musical direction is still led by curiosity and fun—the fun of exploring the neverending possibilities of sound creation and the electronic music scene.

Munchkin Kat’s sound has developed over the five albums they’ve released since switching from rock to bass music, mixing influences from their original musical background with sounds from the EDM, new disco, and bass music scenes. As Jeremy has been honing their mixing and production skills, their style has further cemented itself as dark and heavy, but always with a playful dimension to it. Pop culture references—especially to videogames—find their home in tracks where blues, funk, drum and bass, and heavy bass are all in conversation.

But Munchkin Kat’s sound isn’t set in stone. Curiosity and constant evolution are the driving force of Jeremy’s musical exploration. With several tracks set to be released in 2024, we can expect things to get even more surprising and exciting… with plenty of heavy, filthy bass music in the works.