Kashovski interview gives us an insight into his brand new single ‘Timbo’, storytelling, lessons learned, and more.

With the release of his new single ‘Timbo’, Electronic Producer Kashovski continues to refine a sound built on groove, atmosphere, and precision. In this BTS interview, he shares insight into the creative process behind the track and reflects on how his artistic vision is evolving.

Hi Kashovski, how are you doing?

I’m good, thank you. Thanks for having me!

How do you find the balance between making a track club-ready but also deep enough for personal listening?

Nothing is really calculated. It’s very instinctive. I don’t plan things in advance or try to force a balance; it just happens naturally while I’m working on the track.

What was the very first element you created for ‘Timbo’?

It always starts with the drums and percussions. That’s the foundation for me, once the groove is there, everything else follows.

If ‘Timbo’ was a physical place, where would it be and why?

Somewhere in the woods. That atmosphere really fits the track, and it’s also where the name comes from, a kind of nod to a lumberjack vibe, which is why it’s called Timbo.

Did you have a specific dance floor in mind while producing the track?

Yes, actually. The idea came to me while I was in a club called Supermarket in Zurich for Terrazzza. When I was producing the track, I could clearly imagine myself playing it there.

What’s your favorite tiny detail in ‘Timbo’ that people might not notice at first?

Honestly, it’s a very straightforward track. There’s nothing really hidden, it’s built with very simple elements, and that’s part of its strength.

Sonic storytelling is a big part of your reputation. What story is ‘Timbo’ trying to tell?

It’s a track about letting go completely, exploding on the dance floor, losing your mind, and just being in the moment.

How do you handle your attention to detail without getting stuck on one sound?

The core idea has to come quickly. Details come later, usually after testing the track. If the emotion and energy don’t appear early on, I move on. I don’t like staying stuck on the same track for too long.

What’s the most important lesson you’ve learned about layering textures?

It’s really about the mix, but above all: less is more. Not overloading a track is usually the best choice.

You have more releases planned. Can we expect more of the ‘Timbo’ sound?

Not exactly. ‘Timbo’ was made more than one year ago, and I’ve evolved a lot since then. I’m moving more toward a groovy House sound now.

What message would you like to send to your fans?

I just want to thank everyone who’s been supporting me from the beginning and growing with me. My music has evolved a lot over the years, and I’m really happy about where I’m heading, and grateful that people are still following and supporting the journey.

As ‘Timbo’ marks a new step forward, Kashovski remains focused on growth, consistency, and pushing his sound further. With more music on the way, this release feels like the beginning of an exciting next chapter.

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