Tell us about your music. How did you develop your sound?

I always had a love for records and developed a decent collection of anything from 1960s opera to the latest Hilltop Hoods release, in that, I had collected a lot of 1980s electro funk which I always used to put on at parties to get people dancing. The music always had such a lively upbeat feel to it and after going through a breakup with a girl I started listening to it more, then making it, then releasing it! The album I released was titled "Happy Heart Breaks" as it was literally the music that made me feel happy through my heart break.

You are one of the winners of our PARKLIFE competition and will be playing PARKLIFE in Brisbane – what are you hoping to gain from the experience?

I am SUPER happy about being given the opportunity to play Parklife and I am really looking forward to playing infront of a larger audience and seeing how these big festivals operate behind the scenes. Also looking forward to meeting some of the well-respected artists that are performing on the same day.

What can PARKLIFE punters expect from the Wolfwolf live show?

A lot of gadgets, punchy kicks and snares, lots of synth solos, dancing, epic breakdowns and maybe a remix or two ;)

Tell us about the bands, producers and people in the Brisbane music community that inspire you.

There is not too many people in Brisbane that make music like mine so I get inspired by the drive from local musicians to get their music heard. An artist by the name of Tigermoth really helped me get me get in the right mindstate to finish my album (even though he probably doesn't know it), Andy from the Belligerents really inspires me too.

What’s coming up for you in the rest of 2011 and looking to 2012?

I'm working on a concept synth EP with a singer at the moment that I hope to release onto Triple J Unearthed and Soundcloud later this year whilst working on my 2nd studio album which we have huge plans for. The new album should be coming out early next year. I also plan on doing a lot more interstate shows (if I can get them) and developing the live show.

Australian music is…?

......becoming a lot more diverse and accepting of different styles of music.