Interviews with Dance Music Artists

Audiofly: “We feel pride in the fact that we managed to stay relevant all this time”

Trutopia: “We all need an outlet and a way of expressing ourselves”

Aiwaska: “There are no limits and there are no boundaries. This is creativity”

Kormac: “I wanted to connect a little more emotionally with the audience”

Stephan Barnem: “That’s what art is for me, a form of meditation”

Moderat: “Every release should be a reflection of what’s inside and what’s been experienced”

Terron Darby: “I’ve attuned my energy to the astrological position in life”

Jacana People: “Awara has this thread of new life and hope”

Ishmael Ensemble: “Streaming has cheapened the value of our art as musicians”

Cyd: “I want to let listeners know that they might be not alone in their feelings”

Paraleven: “My best work is next”

Fireberg: “There has been deep attention to detail throughout the process, not just with the music”

Cristina Lazic: “It’s great to see that also women are given a voice”

VINO: “The concept of the tracks on my new album represents who I am”