Interviews with Dance Music Artists

Andrea Oliva: “I just do what I feel, can be house or techno, energetic or deep, as long as it has a soul”

Yousef: “Making ‘9 Moor Drive’ became an important cathartic process as well as an artistic endeavor”

Kora: “I’ve learned to always go with the flow and embrace change”

New Faces: Tom Laws

HOKI: “We are both into a deeper vibe and music that makes us feel something”

Troy Kurtz: “I love to connect dots with tracks I’ve never played before”

Germano Centorbi: “Every edition of OSS is special and so different from the previous ones”

Booka Shade: “The way we work now is very liberating, spontaneous and much more creative”

Andreas Henneberg: “Creativity is not supposed to push our egos”

Pete Gooding: “When you love what you do you never feel like you work a single day”

Monkey Safari: “Our music is much more melodic and emotional now”

Neverdogs: “Making the album was a challenge but it was worth every minute”

Fabrizio Zerlini: “Music to me is about sharing, about communion and being connected to your neighbors on the dancefloor”

R.O.S.H. talks about his latest Turbo Recordings release