Marshmello
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353 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
Marshmello’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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He does.
Yeah. It's on the beginning of a song called No Jumper that's not out. I had him do a bunch of tags that night.
Okay, so I'll tell the story. I do. So let's talk about Come and Go. Yes. All right, that's perfect. So we obviously made a million songs together. I mean, a million being like ten, in the double digits, right? Ten or something. So I had a really good relationship with Max Lord and obviously Juice and this whole team. Come and Go, I'll tell like the intentions of Come and Go.
Come and Go was going to be the first song on our project. And we were going to shoot the music video to Come and Go the Friday after he passed away on Sunday night. The Friday at the end of the week, I went to a party. It's like MGK, Bozzy, all these guys were here. I landed from, this is crazy.
landed from chicago i took off from chicago the same place that night when juice came into chicago okay juice was landing we're at the airport where he passed away i i don't even like i don't know talking about it it's just it's just crazy like i'm not trying to speak on behalf of anything you know what i mean it's just stuff that's already known so we take off each other right and
from each other's spots. I land, I go to this party, I'm telling all my homies, me and Juice WRLD, we have this project, dude. It's gonna be so sick.
gonna be so sick like we're shooting the music video on friday for the song come and go with all these songs got roddy rich on soda pop telling you know a bunch of like la artists that were just like hanging out you know because there's like obviously friend groups within the industry so i know all these guys i'm like bouncing around the party like you have to this is gonna be so sick
uh and so i do that and like whatever so party like dies down it wasn't i just wanted to go hang out it wasn't like even a really crazy party get back here in this room and the last kid who i was raving about this project and was texting me like i'm so sorry right and then i was like you know because because me and peep were you know talked a lot too
so i know that text you know thankfully i haven't lost a lot of you know close you know i haven't really dealt with you know a lot of that but i know that text right so i open up twitter i just see it for one second i throw my phone across here this used to be a wall And I called my parents. I called my parents that night. It was like middle of the night for them. It's like losing my mind.
I just couldn't believe it, you know? Horribly tragic. But lighter note, come and go. He was like so stoked on it. You know, they sent me that. They're like, we think this could be like some like EDM buildup song or something. You know what I mean? They didn't know like what to call it. And so I... Took just the vocals. Like I did with Happier. Like I did with One Thing Right with Kane Brown.
And stripped all the demo. And then came up with... I have this... I think I'm going to do a production breakdown video actually on Come and Go. My next one. It's like this... I wrote this, like, chord thing with arps, but then I put that plug-in halftime on it, which was really big back then in hip-hop. I started this whole thing. I was like, this is sick.
Then I just, you know, played that guitar and just did the whole thing and, like, did the little marshmallow melody. You know what I mean? Over some trap drums with, like, rock hi-hats, like this weird mix of, like, rock and all this stuff because I knew Juice was down with that, you know? And so we got it to a place where he's like, this is so sick.
crazy but i'm just so glad that he got to you know because you see a lot of like the posthumous work you know like i was just thankful that he knew that song before he passed you know what i mean like that it had his blessing not his team's blessing you know what i mean it had his blessing and it just came out just like it left it you know what i mean
like straight up like even the stuff we put out since with juice didn't touch it no matter how bad the kick is no matter how bad the snare is no matter if the low end is still on the hi-hat that's like clipping it into the sub you know what i mean just leave it but come and go yeah that went number two on billboard and that was true you know i mean that was true to us because he had he knew that song while he was still alive so it's like really really really
thankful and proud that I think that might be my favorite song I've ever made I love that perfect personification or like representation of his sound and my sound like you know what I mean like the hip hop verses you know stuff like that and then it goes into the guitar which we both liked you know just crazy
Yeah, I don't... Yeah, I just have them. I just still have them all. I even think we mastered. I didn't even have the project file for some of these songs that I've previously released with him. After he passed, I just gave him the wave. I'm like, this is the true version. I figured out, master it, do whatever you have to do, EQ it, whatever. You know what I mean?
It's like they try their best, and then I'm like, no, just use the original. We need to master it.
Yeah of the song and in other songs, too Yeah, yeah right here right there if you're gonna bring it out here Yeah, this is the one I use for everything I This and Guitar Rig. Andrew Rott showed me Guitar Rig. Yeah. Is it VST? Yeah.
Yeah.
This, I don't remember. It wasn't like from a childhood. It was like when I moved out here.
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