Weekend Heroes started their way as a collaboration project between 2 electronic scene veterans Felix Nagorsky aka Timelock and Eli Baltsan aka DJ Zombi. They met first in 2009 with the goal in mind to create music that would be different but at the same time speak easily to wild audiences, a perfectly balanced blend of Progressive House & Melodic Techno.

Since the beginning of 2010 Weekend Heroes started touring the world frequently with their dynamic and pumping Live Act. They played quite often to crowds of up to 10’000 clubbers at amazing stages as the Ministry of Sound (London), Pacha (Sao Paulo), New City Gas (Montreal), The Block (Tel Aviv), and summer festival around the globe.

Never stops a productive studio sessions, countless new EP’s and Remixes hitted the market. Remix requests and collaboration request as some very interesting results came up – Remixes for Tim Healey, Tomcraft, Jerome Isma Ae, Wally Lopez – introduced WH as serial top sellers remixers and collaboration trax with Paul Van Dyk, Jerome Isma Ae, Paul Thomas, Sebastian Kreig tells about their network abilities.

More recently, they released two songs in collaboration with ARGY ‘No One’s Coming / Talk To Me’ which was on March 15th on ARGY’s album on Afterlife.

WWD: Hello guys, welcome to When We Dip. How are you?

Haloo, we are fine and hope you are too !

WWD: You recently released two tracks in collaboration with Argy on his new album on Afterlife. Could you tell us how this collaboration was born? What were your inspirations behind it?

Yes, on March 15 Argy’s album “New World” been released and its include two collaboration tracks we done together…
There is ‘No One’s Coming’ which started from the vocal idea, something we got from a singer and immediately knew is a right lyrics to work with. We ping pong’ed this sketch between studios until it was perfect. Then we and Argy tested it on road and then we worked on it again and gain, until it was ready for release.
The other track ‘Talk To Me’ is a darker and more underground tune which we been working on for a year I think, also countless versions after playing at events, again and again…
Basically, we think we share with Argy same love to sound design and audio esthetics and that’s how is all been made.

WWD: How does it feel to have signed with such an important label like Afterlife and to have collaborated with one of the hottest artists like Argy?

It definitely feel amazing… Afterlife and Argy are both very hot brands, and it is great to be approved by those high levels.

WWD: What’s your creative process when in the studio?

Each and every tune have its own story and a different processes. We like take inspiration from other artists, old songs, new trends and combine it into music that sound unique and have signature Weekend Heroes trademark sound.

WWD: Are there any artists that you’re really enjoying at the moment or would like to collaborate with?

There is so many great artists nowadays.. is really hard to pick. We probably would stick to classic such Daft Punk, Chemical Brothers and Prodigy.

WWD: Do you have any forthcoming projects or live events that you could share with us?

Our booking schedule getting more and more busy these days.. We have Canada, Australia, Ibiza, Brazil and many more exciting destinations coming up next months. As well few more collaborations and originals that will be released on some of our favorite labels around plus our very own Escape Gravity Records.

WWD: What are your three essential tracks at the moment?

01. Rebuke – Along Came Polly (Konstantin Sibold, Carmee & Zac Remix)
02. Ruback, Sevenn – Riders
03. Argy – Autostima

WWD: What would be your dream gig to play?

There is few clubs we really looking forward to play: Warung Beach (Brazil), Womb (Japan), Stereo (Canada).

WWD: Thank you so much for your time! We wish you all the best for the future.

Thank you guys, is been a real pleasure to chat with you !