Interviews with Dance Music Artists

She Knows: “Art and culture is the way”

Brad Ashwell: “It will be interesting to see if a more defined movement emerges”

Nhii: “Artists can be role models and show how to live a sustainable life”

Djena: “I try to focus on details and propose something different”

Parallells: “We have never been so creative than during the COVID-19 crisis”

Steve Lawler: “My music matters to me; it’s not a business model, it’s pure passion”

Eelke Kleijn: “For me, an album is usually about the chemistry that the tracks hold together”

Robots With No Soul: “I’m immensely proud of what I’ve achieved and that’s exactly enough right now”

Populous: “Be who you are and you’ll be free”

Berny: “Many things will change and those who can adapt artistically will survive and re-emerge”

RSRRCT: “I think that this situation will give people a renewed appreciation of music and the scene”

Behrouz: “This is a time we need to give people hope and as musicians, we do this through our music”

Andrea Oliva: “I’m staying healthy and working on new music and my own upcoming label All I Need”

Innellea: “We’ll go through this and we all will be back stronger than ever”