The speaker built "Everybody Drums" from a 2019 instrumental with The Good Boys and Miggy Dolorosa, rewrote it after management said it needed a Justin Timberlake vibe, then landed Timberlake himself after "Ferrari" blew up. Kim Petras wanted in too.
Story Time how I got Justin Timberlake's vocals on a house record.
Rewind back to 2019. Nobody.
Used hand sanitizer. And I had made an instrumental track called Everybody Drums. I played this track in every set, and it was magic. So I went into the studio with some old friends, you might know what. Sorry, just quickly. The Good Boys.
And.
Miggy Dolorosa. And we wrote a song on top of the Fire Beat. So I played this song to my manager, and he was like, yeah, you got to get rid of that Justin Timberlake thing.
He's never gonna agree to that.
So I made a million different versions of this record trying to figure out how to make it work. Meanwhile, Ferrari literally became the biggest song in the world. And then the music industry realized how cool I am. So my manager calls me and he's like, you ain't gonna believe this. Justin has heard the record and this is what he thought. No, I'm just kidding. He said he loved it. And it gets even better. Kim Petrus.
Wants.
To sing on it as well. Never thought.
It would end up this way. Drums.
