Interviews with Dance Music Artists

Fabrice Lig: “I like it when music is hard to peg into a specific style”

Ramses 3000: “I just wanted to let go of all expectations and ideas and just see what would happen”

BONDI: “It makes me really happy because it’s just the start of something bigger”

Late London: “I want to see more originality”

PRØVOST: “This will definitely be the next big milestone for my career and I couldn’t be more excited”

James de Torres: “I hope this change of style brings a lot of good things in the future”

Chizawa Q: “I will be happy if you feel the vibrations that touch your soul”

alias_j: “All I’ve ever wanted was for people to play and hear my music!”

WhoMadeWho: “We are full of amazing experiences from the connection with people during our live set”

Brigade: “In the end, we just really hope for a good song”

Quivver & Dave Seaman: “You’ve got to be open and adapt to whatever direction things may take”

AYYBO: “This scene is full of diversity and I find a lot of inspiration in it”

Tom Wax: “When you are doing electronic music for over 3 decades, it’s a balancing act”

Oberst & Buchner: “It is safe to say that it’s a good mixture of all the different styles that shaped our sound over the years”