Wolf Spritzer — Why "Simple" House Music Is Harder Than It Sounds

What happens when a trained musician walks into dance music thinking it'll be easy?

Wolf Spritzer joins Tiny Table Radio for a conversation about ego, simplicity, and finding your voice in a genre that doesn't care about complexity. A lifelong bass guitarist who spent years playing rock shows at Webster Hall, Wolf picked up production during Covid and quickly discovered that making people move is harder than making people impressed.

We talk about the humbling moment on a Twitch livestream that changed his approach, how voice memos became part of his creative process, including one idea that came to him on a pier in San Francisco, how PowerHaus came together with Bridge and CRVM, and why comparison is the thief of joy — but he keeps showing up because he loves it.

This is a conversation about what it takes to start over in a new world and learn to let go of what you think you already know.

🎵 About Wolf Spritzer

Brooklyn's Wolf Spritzer fuses classic disco and contemporary house into hard-hitting, funk-driven dancefloor cuts. A lifelong bass guitarist who spent years playing rock at Webster Hall, he brings a trained musician's ear to electronic production. A founding member of PowerHaus alongside Bridge and CRVM, with new music coming on Front Left Records and an EP with Aazure.

🎙 About Tiny Table Radio Tiny Table Radio shares the stories and sounds from the creative underground — house music, culture, and community, live from Brooklyn, NYC.

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