Interviews with Dance Music Artists

Vincent Marlice: “The feedback during the live performance has been pretty nice”

Dirty Sound Boys: “Not everyone knows the secret to a summer hit”

il:lo: “It’s pretty crazy to see people react to the first notes of the songs”

Queensyze: “I feel like I’m again united with my authentic artistic self”

Wata Igarashi: “Music created by humans shows the character of the person”

Jem Cooke: “One day it felt like I’d woken up on another planet”

ÜNAM: “The energy exchange between the crowd and the artist is a symbiotic relationship”

Todd Johnson: “We ensure diversity and inclusion in our team, our artist curation, and most importantly, in our actions.”

Phil ‘MOONFACE’ Thompson: “I feel it’s a more refined sound and less abstract than ‘Pushover Mankind'”

Dyzen: “I want to do what I feel”

Yair Zarmon: “Hard work and creativity often lead to success”

Exploring the Musical Depths: A Conversation with Joiah

Xenia: “Along with attention, there also comes hate and discrimination”

Drunken Kong: “We feel that it’s a different side of our music”