Interviews with Dance Music Artists

FreedomB: “It’s really important, at least for me, to be real, to be free”

Innellea: “This is the time when we need to come up with a new concept as humans and musicians”

Blinkie: “I’m always happy and grateful to have music out”

Clark: “There is no division between classical and electronic music when I create”

16BL: “It’s actually my first time playing at Miami’s Art Basel so I am really looking forward”

Dennis Ihm: “The artist and especially her or his art should be again the focus of everything”

Nicolas Rada: “Experience in music is of high value, and it comes with time”

BONDI: “There is no constant formula for us when it comes to creating music”

Roman Rai: “Middle of Nowhere is my portrayal of the sensation or feeling when you get lost dancing”

Oliver Koletzki: “I love the long-player format and the stories I’m able to tell through them”

Sifa: “I don’t like to put myself in a musical box”

WhoMadeWho: “Keep an open mind and keep exploring new ways, that’s the key to finding your own path”

Alejandro Mosso: “I do my best to create meaningful music that feels right to me”

Mark Greene: “I never get to bogged down, I just keep going”