Interviews with Dance Music Artists

KLARTRAUM: “The title was inspired by a conversation we had with the GPT-3 OpenAI”

GORDO: “All I want is for this project to be authentic”

Vidno: “I always want a story to be found in my music”

Sam Shure: “I am really happy that I had the stamina and the dedication to make a change”

ADMN & Francois Dillinger: “We think people are starting to notice the consistency and willingness to take risks”

Shkoon: “We should stop giving people layers and categories”

Nick Warren: “I felt this was a good time to say goodbye to my records”

A-Kintero: “If you have it, you gotta work harder to keep your name up”

Whirling Dervish Productions: “Dancing is an opportunity to remind us that we are all one”

Ryoichi Kurokawa: “I want to provide inspiration rather than to deliver specific messages or information”

Simos Tagias: “Setting my targets high is a promise to my fans that I’ll never stop”

Synapson: “When it’s truly personal, it’s universal”

Annie Evasick: “My hope is that everyone leaves my events high as a kite on those magic happy hormones”

Öona Dahl: “I think as time goes on your ears and mind evolve in a sort of symbiosis”