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Acid Jazz has always been a household genre. Jamiroquai's discography has always played throughout my years, considering his timeless tracks. Jamiroquai influenced my understanding of music by integrating unique instruments and working together in a ingenious way. Jay Kay's bold fashion towards society also stands out to me.

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Kolter was my introduction into the world of electronic, house techno music. Kolter creates an energetic, bouncy and euphoric feeling through his tracks, that has motivated me to learn about techno music, and dig deeper into all of its sub-genres. Kolter portrays such a welcoming and ensightful online platform, which has enabled me to learn from his skills.

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Kolter touches mostly on Josh Butler in both podcasts. Kolter purchased a Numark midi controller in his early life, and would always mix with Butler's tracks. Furthermore Kolter, began to copy Butler's edits and tracks to produce for himself. He had a particular interest in Butler's snare roll.

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During University, Kolter downloaded Ableton as a hobby. He starting mixing with little knowledge of how Ableton functioned. Today, he shares knowledge stating you "start by dragging in a high hat and a kick drum and go from there". Kolter explains his intuitive producing method, expressing tracks should develop overtime.

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Kolter's music taste originated from Tech House, he expresses that this track was an early inspiration as to what his music would sound like. Through experimenting he moved deeper into many sub genres, taking examples from different tracks.