Would you say you switched up your sound a little bit with this new project, Wolfpark Party? What’s your vision moving forward? Young L: I haven’t been making an effort to switch up the sound, that’s just what happened. I think I’ve just been changing [as a producer] but I wasn’t necessarily trying to change the sound of the group intentionally. You have some tracks on this album, especially the singles, that sound more dance/
techno than your previous projects. Young L: Yeah, I think that’s because we got some outside assistance from the leader of the Cataracs. He produced “Wolfpack Party” and “Sex on the Beach,” which have more of a dance flavor. The album is called Wolfpack Party, so it’s designed in a way that people can just put the CD in and keep the party going. Lil Uno: Personally, I’d say I’m pretty consistent. I feel like the album has more of a
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