Interviews with Dance Music Artists

Promoters & Labels in times of Coronavirus: HMWL / Backyard Sessions Sweden

Adam Husa describes his new album ‘Lost in Translation’

Koelle: “This love for music will make possible that the scene recovers”

The Reflex: “With the Mastertapes mixes, I wanted to create an outlet to showcase my works in progress as well as other remixes I’ve done”

NuKreative: “Now more than ever, music has an important role to play in helping people deal with such uncertainty”

alexander:louis: “I think right now is a great time to do that little outreach you didn’t have the chance to before”

Words of Niō: “I see music as a healing tool, it’s a frequency that can heal and unite”

VINU: “Music and creativity are never-ending pursuits that require constant innovation”

Roland Leesker: “Whatever makes you feel different and consequently lonely: this song gives hope”

Bedouin: “For us, the most exciting track is the one that has not yet been written”

Endor: “As a society, we must learn from this, but as a music industry, I think the status-quo will return to its original trajectory”

Quenum: “Self-isolation means I spend a lot of time working on new music, no distractions”

Hannes Bieger: “I always let the music be my guide and go to the places where it leads me”

Mødelers: “I want my music to be poetic, melodic and most of all, to have a soul”