Interviews with Dance Music Artists

Adam Ten: “For years I’ve been dancing in underground parties and it helped me to deeply understand what it means to be part of the dancefloor”

The Chef: “I always had the passion for cooking and making music”

Low Steppa: “I do my thing and that’s how it is”

Matthias Meyer: “I always like to do remixes from tracks that are from a different genre”

Ghostlike: “If you are confident in your craft you shouldn’t be planning anything, it should come naturally, on the spot”

Tobi Neumann: “The music mainly has a purpose that doesn’t stand alone by itself and I’ve always enjoyed creating it”

Pablo Bolivar: “I always follow my style”

Eekkoo: “It all comes up to storytelling and music selection”

Luijo: “It’s never about any hype, it’s about careful selected music from all epochs”

Octave One: “Thousands of people still want to experience Detroit techno”

Kellam: “Music happens to be a central and core universal means to bring like minded people together”

Joey Negro: “It’s hard to describe that sensation you get out of a piece of music you love”

Sandrino: “My inspiration comes from everywhere”

Luca Agnelli: “The name of the producer doesn’t really matter… if a track is good, it’s good!”