Yo what’s up everyone! I’m Jack, I make music as Onelove. Pumped to be part of this community and connect with like minded people. I live in Charlotte and play regularly at Trio. I’ve never loved being boxed into genres, but the music I’m making right now lives in the melodic house world. The past few months I’ve been fully locked in on original music, writing, singing, and producing everything myself. Really excited for what’s coming in 2026. I’ve always been into music, but my journey really started with DJing and production in Wake Forest. After college I decided to go all in and see where it could lead. Each year things kept growing, so I stayed with it, and I’ve been doing music full time ever since. Outside of music, I’m really into entrepreneurship, personal development, golf and spirituality. Artist-wise I’m inspired by people like Elderbrook, Rufus, Ben Bohmer, Camelphat, Fred again, and Bunt. Stoked to be here and grow alongside everyone.

I think I’m in the market for some nicer headphones when working on music whether it be producing my own or working on mixes - any feedback on headphones you all have? For reference I just plug in my Sony WH1000XM4s to either my board or PC, and these headphones are solid but was still curious. Thanks!

WSG GANGGGG... I made some snare's for you guys! Been making some fresh new samples for fun so decided to make a few exclusively for this group. Hope ya dig them 💙 https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/fnh9o2tdmqx0i0dqsss9j/AIv5YJqHM8wJGE59RAkP0gE?rlkey=5tjhwf162hrmkpsazljjk4elf&dl=0

What’s up gang. We will be having our first community call next week! Vote what day works best for everyone! and if you can’t be there, the live replays will go in “The Vault”. More info soon!

HOW ARE WE DOING Y’ALL. This is going to be a very long post, mostly because I’m excited to be here, and I just like to talk. I’m Dylan Ejay. (That’s also my music name. I know super original and creative) I’m originally from Hastings, Minnesota but I’m currently living in SD. And I don’t plan on leaving any time soon. Music has been a pretty big part of my life since I was a little kid. I started in band when I was in 5th grade and chose the Alto Saxophone. I played all the way through high school. I also joined marching band when I was in 8th grade. I loved it and hated it. I loved band but hated the 2.5 hour practices lmao. I’m a bit lazy sometimes. I always loved the late 2000’s and early 2010’s pop music, too. Whenever I would take tests or be in class I constantly had an earbud in (I would genuinely get into arguments with my teachers over it. I was kind of a bad kid and really hope my kids don’t act like I did lmao) I wasn’t really interested in music production throughout my early high school. I do remember the first track I “created”. We had an assignment in my band class to use an online software to write our own score. I really did NOT want to do this assignment but my band class was the only A that I had left, so I had to do something. I ended up learning that if you drag and drop a full MIDI into this software, it will just generate the track. The teacher was very impressed with my cover of this track https://youtu.be/3wHBOvkxtus?si=lERQH2U3nFs-10Zd. I never told her that I lowk cheated just to keep my letter grade 😂 Late in high school however I started to get interested in production and sound design. I had loved EDM for a while so I decided to give it a shot. At first I downloaded GarageBand and played with that around 2017. I stayed on mobile using different apps until I stumbled upon Auxy around mid 2018. Man I loved that app, and I still miss the community that we had. Auxy was easy enough to understand, but complex enough to create awesome music. I used it every day for a summer. 👀 Eventually though I decided it was time to move to more powerful software. I bought this awful little MacBook from Facebook marketplace and downloaded FL in 2019. I, like a lot of producers just starting out, thought it was going to be easy. I could just apply what I knew from band to create tracks, right? Hell no. Fruity Loops has humbled me every single day for the last 7 years.