Shying away from the monotonous and repetitive style of the Berlin electronic music scene, DJ Gigola prefers to make rhythmic beats with a bold array of sounds focused in, techno, jungle, garage, electro, trance and pop.
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Shying away from the monotonous and repetitive style of the Berlin electronic music scene, DJ Gigola prefers to make rhythmic beats with a bold array of sounds focused in, techno, jungle, garage, electro, trance and pop.
Finding immense success in creating authentically through following her intuition, Ashnikko talks about the inspiration behind the “Tantrum” music video, her creative process, and her plans during the current Covid-19 pandemic quarantine!
Artetetra, an Italian collective/tape label known for their work with the likes of Kuthi Jin, Rainbow Island and German Army use sound to create auditory landscapes that transport us to a redefined paradise where a globalized perspective, not palm trees, reigns supreme.
Animistic Beliefs is the Rotterdam-based duo made up of music producers Xakalele and RBF.Linh, who have been serving their banquet of carnage to hungry ravers all over Europe for the past years.
Sentimental Rave is a Paris-based DJ, producer and self-taught photographer kicking down through the doors of the electronic music scene with her sensitive rebellious nature. Her music follows experimental sounds of rave, gabber and techno.
He’s a Tropical Vampire and King of the Bermuda Triangle. And very much like the Bermuda Triangle, Otto Von Schirach is a mystery. Coeval talks music and art with Von Schirach to uncover those well-hidden secrets.
Swaying with desire and drive, Tiffany Baira moves with the elegance of impulse, wreaking havoc in pearls and Prada.
Argentinian electronic DJ Violett hypes up the dance scene with her dynamic and flavourful tempos. Uploading hourly long podcasts onto her Soundcloud fanbase of 1K, Violett represents the powerful female dance music coming from Argentina.
Part-time rapper, DJ, and performer Kiki, leads a double life as full-time Fiji wifey as well!
Curating an original style of music; described as electronic kawaii bass, Girl Cola expands on love being her greatest inspiration, and future touring plans.
Mix Wendy O Williams and Dolly Parton in a blender, add a dash of poppers, and Amy Taylor will emerge from a veil of smoke bedecked in a leather bikini and taller-than-you shoes, her face adorned with blue eyeshadow, messy red lips, and a mouth full of unfettered opinions and addictive, hard-edged melodies.
Jaeho Hwang is a South Korean musician, DJ, and visual artist. Through his various releases, Jaeho rediscovers his deep appreciation for South Korean culture and heritage whilst experimenting with different genres of underrated music styles. Hwang admits living in other cities around the world influenced the perspective he held on South Korea and his childhood in the country.
Belting ballads of dark desire in a digitized Honolulu, Chryst Moon interrupts the program as they continue their dance with sexuality and desire in post-paradise.
Curating atmospheres that cultivate electronic, space, and horror disco wave, Italian musician Ital Oschillazioni is making a name for himself performing live whilst managing multiple synths concurrently.
BEA1991 returns with the Lost Demo EP, pushing her sound and audience further from their collective comfort zone.
Breaking the many rules he was taught about music while studying in China, Dirty K is a producer whos’ abundant knowledge in musical theory and sound design are not trapping in a binary direction but instead freeing him to explore the possibilities he foresees.
A bewitching talent on the rise, musician and artist Kenzie chats with fangirl Bee Beardsworth about growing up on the internet, obsession, love, and growing pains ahead of her upcoming release.
Experimental yet airy beats lined with ethereal vocals, KUČKA is an artist who combines her love for art with her deep passion for music.
Soft, ethereal, and powerful Hana Pestle shares the intimate process of making music through streaming the creation of her latest album “Hanadriel” on platform Twitch.
I couldn’t get an interview with Yves Tumor. He’s notoriously evasive, an affected persona dressed up behind a malignant-sounding pseudonym, aesthetically shapeshifting with each new release so deftly as to elude definition.
