Interviews with Dance Music Artists

Robert Babicz: “Music is the sound therapy where you discover yourself”

Marymoon: “Electronic music helped me to be the real me”

Oliver Huntemann: “Propaganda is a big theme with many possibilities and I like the strength of the meaning – either it’s positive or negative”

Weska: “I think that DJing is an art form, and I bring extreme passion to it”

Dave Clarke: “I am proud of the album and feel I was tough on myself”

Jackmaster: “Detroit and Chicago have a special place in my heart”

Fisher: “America’s scene is pretty pumping right now and it’s only getting better”

Glenn Morrison”I always felt “at home” in the DJ booth when playing underground records on the terrace at Space in Ibiza, or in the main room at Amnesia”

Danvers: “I want my sound to go beyond any genre”

Melé: “Take influences from all the stuff you like and do it in your own way”

Boris Werner: “Djing is still my first love but after releasing music for 10 years it slowly feels like my second love”

Satori: “My approach to music is a very worldly one where I’m aiming to break boundaries and to combine cultures”

Milk & Sugar: “We tried to keep a modern touch and not going back into our history too far”

TheGround: “Joining forces to create something together is definitely a good thing”