Exclusive: Introducing Juse Dayne, The Producer Behind NoCap’s, “Ghetto Angels,” & More

Ascending producer, Juse Dayne, is gaining his footing this year with NoCap‘s breakout track, “Ghetto Angels,” but the producer’s journey is far from developmental.

Dayne, 33, born Julius Dayne McCormack, credits his roots in Hampton, VA by way of Camden, NJ as the unusual trek which sonically fostered much of what his listeners’ press play on today. “Seeing millions of streams on my songs means a lot, but I have been at this for years. Also, I credit my daughter, Juliana, because she has given me more to live for — Juliana is truly my muse musically,” the producer affirmed of his recent success.

While an artist’s gift undeniably propels a track to the top of the charts, there are many unsung heroes behind the scenes of our favorite records. The digital landscape of how we enjoy music is evolving. 2018 marked the first time hip-hop consumption surpassed that of rock, validating it as the most popular music genre, by Nielsen. This genre reign continues, numerically making hip-hop producers the most in demand, and Juse Dayne is one of them.

The Knockturnal caught up the indie giant to discuss NoCap’s, “Ghetto Angels,” Noah James Shebib’s musical influence, and why betting on your dreams is the wave. Check out Juse Dayne in his words now.

Read the full story by Bianca Alysse on The Knockturnal.com