Putting aside the eruption of music in the district of his earlier days, what other 1990s qualities have motivated Autumn in June? “I really enjoy the quality of the sounds that they used in the 90s. You can hear a lot more analog as opposed to the digital sounds that musicians use today.” Autumn in June expresses. He adds additionally onto this, specifying: “I really appreciate this quality and how it makes the tracks sound more alive. For this reason I try to only use analog keyboards when creating and performing my tracks.”

With clear evidence that the 1990s tones have been restored, Autumn in June shares the opinion that the techniques have reawakened. “I feel like a lot the type of music that wasn't that popular in the 90s is finding a new fan base today. The electronic scene of the 90s definitely made it possible for a lot of the EDM stuff that we hear now.” He acknowledges. “I think that in general people are more open to listening to different types of music today. You can see this with all these artists from differing styles of music collaborating with each other. Also, the Internet has allowed everyone to explore the music scene in a way that wasn’t previously possible.”

So was the 1990s really the acclaimed period which it became known as in music? Autumn in June holds mixed impressions on the topic.  “I feel like it was a peak era for certain types of music, but not all music.” He declares. “We have a lot of really dope musicians out there at the moment making some really cool shit. However, there is a lot of more music to look through now so it can be hard to find those gems. There is no doubt that the 90s will always be remembered as a great period for music and an influential time for so many of today’s artists.” Autumn in June ends his judgment with.