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term my home studio, but it's actually just a computer. Then those demos are then
used as the basis where I take it into a professional studio and then we will sit there,
we'll find the guitar sound, we'll record guitars. We'll find the bass sound, record

basses. Generally, because obviously I'm not a drummer, I do not try to be a drummer,
so either with half the tracks I brought in Rio because I’ve played with him most of
all, and then on the other half, two of them were one of my uni friends. Those are

the only two tracks with a guest bassist as well. And then the other two tracks with
drums were the producer of a guy called Steve Tanton, who I only found out when
I was working with him, that he’d actually toured with Tinie Tempah, of all people,

which was quite a weird one to just turn around and go, oh, okay. Cool. Good to know.

BiTS: What's the future for you, András? Are you planning another album?

AD: Well, I mean, I would love to, don't get me

wrong. Obviously, the big thing with the music
industry at the minute is finances. It is bloody
expensive. I have enough material so I could

probably release a whole new album tomorrow
if I had the time and the funds to do it. However,
I'm also aware that I want to make this into a

viable career and so I want to make this into
something where it's not just a case of I'm
releasing music for a passion project. This is my

passion project, but also my livelihood. So my
immediate plan is to continue building my
audience. There's quite a few people have heard
War Child UK Logo. Click for the music, but there are still, I mean, hell, if you

more look at the number of people who streamed it

versus the population of the world, I think it's
like 0.00008% or something ridiculous like that. So there's plenty more still to go,
and there's plenty more audiences to reach. Plenty more places to play, plenty more
people to interact with and to basically party with, I’ll be honest with you.

BiTS: Any big gigs coming up in the future that I could know about?

AD: Yeah. So we're playing in Cambridge on the 28th of June. I've got something very

exciting coming along. Do you know what, I'll give you exclusive access to this. I'm
not sure whether I'm technically meant to announce it yet, but it's happening at the
end of this month so I might as well. I'm excited to be working with a charity called
War Child UK, alongside a promotion company called Hotbox to take part in their

rising streaming series. So that's a live 30-minute concert, which can be streamed
online, and I'm making money for the charity to help all the work they do with

helping children in areas of war. That's something I'm really excited about in the
sense of I feel like it's such a worthy cause to do, and for me it's fantastic that I've