In this episode of The Dirt and the Divine, Krisha sits down with Shojin—a Vancouver-based DJ and producer who weaves deep intention into every beat. More than just mixing tracks, Shojin uses sound as a tool to awaken, release, and guide listeners through a spiritual experience on the dancefloor. From pandemic hobbyist to festival performer, his journey is one of grounded passion and purpose.
This conversation explores music as medicine, the soul of drum and bass, creative integrity, and the deep joy of dancing like nobody's watching. Whether you're a seasoned raver or a curious newcomer to the scene, this episode invites you into the sacred pulse of bass-driven healing.
Key Topics:
Shojin's path from bedroom DJ to festival performer
Why music is more than entertainment—it's an emotional and spiritual release
The different subgenres of drum and bass and what makes each one unique
How DJs read a room vs. staying rooted in their own vibe
Creativity, self-expression, and doing art for you first
Human Design and burnout as a Projector
The importance of saying "no" to stay aligned with your truth
Quotes:
"Music isn't just heard—it's felt. Even if one soul is moved, the mission is fulfilled." — Shojin
"When you create art for yourself, the right people will find it." — Krisha Young
"Dancing is one of the most healing things we can do. There's data on this—and we're living proof." — Krisha Young
Resources Mentioned:
Shojin on SoundCloud https://soundcloud.com/shojinmusic
Bookings: shojinofficial@gmail.com
Guest + Host Contact Info:
Krisha Young → IG: @thekrishayoung | Web: krishayoung.com
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