You Man – The new project by Giac and Tepat explore new horizons to embrace the clubbing sounds. You Man – Interview with the french duo Where did you guys meet and how did you decide to start ‘You Man’? And how did you decide on the name? We met in Calais, a very small city …
Physicist turned Investment Banker turned Producer, Pyrame’s emergence into the electronic music scene is a story of wanderlust, dream catching and cosmic energy… something that comes across heavily in the work he produces. After traveling extensively throughout Europe, with his physics degree taking him to the likes of Geneva, Paris, London, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Singapore, …
Transistorcake – Interview How did you get into djing and when did you decide to start making music? Actually, it went the other way around for me. I’ve been making music since forever and I only started Djing a few years ago. Although I really enjoy Djing, creating and recording music has always been more …
Droughtwerk Droughtwerk: which color would you choose to describe your music and how would you call your sound with an emotion? Grey and joy. What influences you when you make music? My studio and maybe the night before in Berghain. What music do you listen to when at home? I have to listen to my girlfriend’s music. 😀 What is the best …
Emotional Ty – Interview with MinimalMag Which color would you choose to describe your music and how would you call your sound with an emotion? A faded mixture between Magenta, Erika and Orchid Pink (Shout out to MTN Colors) Emotion wise all tracks I do have their own sound most of the time, so sometimes …
Gioal – DJ Producer Gioal: What is your preferred tool to work within the studio? At the moment I’m regularly using the Vermona launch filter, I love the random possibilities that you can reach every time you use it, It’s very versatile and at the moment vital in my productions. I do use the mic …
Tridact, what drew you to making music? I’ve loved music and played various instruments since I was a child. It’s hard to explain why sounds make us feel a certain way or amplify the feelings we’re experiencing. It’s magic really. Which color would you choose to describe your music and how would you call your …
Konnektivitat, tell us about what drew you to studying sound design and music production? Since I was very young I’ve always been addicted to music, so when I was 16 I started to play keyboards and sing in various local rock / metal bands. After the bad car accident, I had in 2011 where I …
Cavego – Dovregubben EP Cavego: What it is the element you would’t not ever change in your music for anything in the world? For me the atmosphere and creating a story is important. Without that, it’s just sounds in a system without emotions. It’s clear that your music is influenced from many things: if u …
1. Local Suicide: from Cobra Wave to Techno Disco, which color would you choose to describe your music and how would you call your sound with an emotion? Probably every track would have a different color, but for most of them it would be on the either darker or more intense spectrum of colors, from …
This Album represents my journey. This is what I have to offer. This is what I want to share. All the frequencies are there, now I invite you to channel it. Lewis Monbarn Omen – Lewis Monbarn At the time of composing a year of reflection and learning had passed. Popularly known as Lodewyck, legendary …
I am always focusing on the dance sideline, the rhythmic part, and I imagine how the dance-floor could react to the given communication. And obviously the sensations vibrating inside. Compared to the previous album “NOORDINARY”, “NO SOMETIMES YES” is more concentrated on putting dominant rhythms, more stable, and robust. I did quite a lot of work to gain this result, and I am completely satisfied.