Between the Beats with Cory Kaisand
In the latest episode of The High Note, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Atlantic City-based DJ and producer Captain Cork. Cory Kaisand and I talk about his creative process, the art of crafting engaging DJ sets, and his experiences performing across the country.
From New Jersey to Texas and Back
Captain Cork’s musical journey is a testament to his passion and dedication. He expanded his horizons by performing in Texas, bringing his unique sound to new audiences before returning to his roots in New Jersey.
The Creative Process Behind the Decks
During our discussion, Captain Cork shared insights into his creative workflow. He emphasized the importance of reading the crowd, selecting tracks that resonate with the audience, and seamlessly blending genres to create an unforgettable experience. His approach combines technical skill with an intuitive understanding of music’s emotional impact.
Collaborations and Community
A significant highlight of our conversation was Captain Cork’s collaborations with fellow DJs and musicians. He spoke about the value of community in the music industry and how working with others like Weekday Underground has enriched his artistry. These partnerships have led to innovative projects and performances that push the boundaries of traditional DJing.
Looking Ahead: Upcoming Shows
For fans eager to catch Captain Cork live, he has several performances scheduled in Atlantic City, including Dec. 28 at The Pool at Harrah’s in Atlantic City, New Jersey and Jan. 9 at Anchor Rock Club in Atlatnic City. Keep an eye on his Instagram @captain__cork for the latest updates and event details.
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Paul “Dawg” Dixon wrote, composed and recorded the intro and outro music. The voices you hear at the end are Graeme Armstrong, Steve Poltz and Keller Williams.
