Slipknot DJ Sid Wilson Recording Material With Limp Bizkit's Fred Durst
Tuesday, 27 March 2012
Written by Elliott Batte
Slipknot DJ Sid Wilson is going to be wading through a very busy calendar in the coming months, after it emerged that he’d be working with Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst as well as British rapper Professor Green.
Wilson met up with the ‘Keep Rolling’ singer whilst on tour in Australia – the same way he met Green – and the pair hit it off, and have now been recording together in Florida’s Young Cash Money studios. Durst is signed to Cash Money Records, meaning some material may not be too far away from a release.
“Yeah, I've been hanging around with Fred,” Wilson told NME. “We did the Australian tour together and we just clicked instantly. There was an instant connection when we got to talking. I went out to Florida to hang out with him and we went into the Cash Money, Young Money studios together to work on new music.
“I'm going to do an EP with [him]. I don't want to say too much, but it's definitely part of this new, dirtier approach to music making I'm doing right now. It's great to work with Fred, he understands the harder edge of the world that I'm into.”
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Wilson met up with the ‘Keep Rolling’ singer whilst on tour in Australia – the same way he met Green – and the pair hit it off, and have now been recording together in Florida’s Young Cash Money studios. Durst is signed to Cash Money Records, meaning some material may not be too far away from a release.
