10 Songs with… EOIDIE
EOIDIE
Born in 2002.
Producer / Composer (patterns in nature.)
Started DJing and producing in 2022.
Released the first full-length album “Time Remembered” in 2024 (currently unavailable on streaming).
Since then, has worked on film scoring and beat production while developing new projects.
A new album “Skinny Blood Frontier”, marking a culmination of EOIDIE’s work, is scheduled for release in 2026.
1. A song that reminds you of your origin in music production?
Sd Laila – That’s Hatakiri
This track opened the path for me as a composer. I was shocked by the sense of order within its freedom—it became something like my core.
2. What do you listen to when you’re not feeling well?
Chet Baker – Everything Happens To Me
3. What do you listen to when cooking?
Lil Uzi Vert – The Way Life Goes (feat. Oh Wonder)
Honestly it depends on the day, but I often play this when I’m in a good mood—like when I’m drinking and cooking. It’s kind of like bouncy, upbeat cooking.
4. A track you want to hear in the club right now?
Marshmello – Alone
It was my anthem as a teenager. I don’t go to clubs as much anymore, which is exactly why I feel like dancing to it all out.
5. A song that makes you feel your hometown?
DJ RYOW feat. Tsubaki – All Green
I listened to it again recently and it brought back memories of my hometown.
6. A song that makes you think about love?
Sergei Prokofiev – Romeo & Juliet, Op. 64 – Act 1: Balcony Scene – Romeo’s Variation – Love Dance
My favorite ballet music. The story plays a big role, but it really makes me reflect on love.
7. What do you listen to before going out at night?
Mostly my own tracks or my friends’ music.
8. A song that feels ambitious?
Rhapsody in Blue – George Gershwin
I’ve loved it ever since I encountered it while doing ballet. It makes me want to move—something very instinctive.
9. A song you want to listen to on a Sunday morning?
Duke Ellington, John Coltrane – In a Sentimental Mood
Not just Sundays—more like mornings on days off. I listen to it often.
10. A recent track you discovered and liked?
ksr:3, SEEDA – DONT STOP THE MUSIC
More than the track itself, ksr:3 as an artist has been really impactful for me. The raw self-expression that only self-production can achieve, combined with a sense of luxury, is incredible.
11. Tell us about your upcoming album “Skinny Blood Frontier.”
In the end, I spent about a year and a half working on it. I changed a lot during that time, so I can kind of laugh at how different I’ve become, but at the same time I feel confident because everything came together as one cohesive piece.
It’s the culmination of EOIDIE. It’s almost like a film that captures even the side of me that can’t help but want to dress up everyday life. I’d love for you to listen to it.