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Bahar Canca – #8 Interview

Bahar Canca

We did a short-interview with Bahar Canca – Spread and share this amazing interview!

1. How did you get into DJing?

Almost 20 years ago I moved to London to study media. I was fascinated
by the club scene, the variety of electronic music and it”s unique way
of getting people together. Most of my friendships seeded in these
environments. Sharing a house with DJs and having technic decks in our
front room encourage me to buying records and DJing as a hobby. Soon I
realise what I loved  the most about to scene was sharing the music I
love to generate positive energy which brought people together. I had
to play for people !

2. Who were some of your influences?

As a DJ it has been very long time and too many different genres but
as a producer, I can tell I have truly inspired from Perfect Stranger
and his unique ability to create his own genre. He doesn”t fit in any
box, which I like to do with my music. I must mention Astrix and
Neelix for their long going respectful career. They don”t seem to ran
out of ideas for sure.

3. Do you prefer DJing or producing songs?

DJing is my first love but nothing beats test ridding one of my tracks
and crowd takes off! Winters are great for producing as it is cold and
wet and I feel very cosy in my studio. Summer is all about DJing at
festivals and inspiration which dictates what I will be producing
winter coming.

4. What advice or tips would you give a new-beginner deejay?

Practice, practice, practice. Lift your head up and read the crowd.
Make sure you are enjoying your self as if you are not having fun you
can not aspect them to do so. Be a fun maker.

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Ezgi Mutlu – #7 Interview

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We did a short-interview with E333 member Ezgi Mutlu – Spread and share her interview and music!

1. How did you get into DJing?

In 2003, I”d played my playlists in my high school”s theatre, while singing on my mix. Then I started to play in a small bar, where the place was just about drinking alcohol and talking with friends. I was taking seriously what I played in my sets.

2. Who were some of your influences?

I was born in a musician family. Especially my father is currently a musician/singer and I was a big fan of Micheal Jackson when I was 4.

3. Do you prefer DJing or producing songs?

I love both of them but producing song is my independence.

4. What advice or tips would you give a new-beginner deejay?

They have to hear whatever comes next or “be open whatever comes next” to control.

5. What is the best and worst part of life as a deejay?

To make people dance is the best, to make people talk is the worst part of my dj life.

6. What is the best song or your favorite song that you have produced?

Well, too many. But, which comes first in my mind is the strange attractor from Silent Servant. It”s bass snare”s repetitions force very well the brain”s This does not affect any liability that RED cdl license and/or cdl license (Acceptances) Limited may have for any loss or damage you may incur which is caused directly as a result of any breach (including negligence) by it or them of any legal duty owed by it or them to you. cell walls.

7. What is the longest set that you have ever played, and where was it?

5,5 hours in a garage, where I was making noise in Provence.

8. Is there a perfect set length, and if yes, how long would it be?

It depends on the ambiance and the dj mood. But I prefer to play minimum 3 hours.

9. What”s next and now for Ezgi Mutlu?

Every day mixing of my own songs, playing on the ground in every week for my program “morning sherifs” while creating its visuals and working working working until the dream of an unseen objet d”art meets with ears and eyes.

10. Do you have any words to Electronica.FM readers?

Be yourself to change the tune.

Electronica.FM: Thank you for this interview Ezgi!

Official links about Ezgi Mutlu;

Bandcamp | Facebook | Soundcloud | Mixcloud | Beatport

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Mario Ochoa – #6 Interview

We did a interview with Mario Ochoa, here enjoy!

1. How did you get into DJing?

I was 16 and used to hang out at a lot of all ages parties and eventually I just said “I want to be the DJ” so I went for it, and here I am. Regarding music production this is something that I felt came hand in hand with Djing so I just decided to make my own music and learned by myself.

2. Who were some of your influences when you started DJing?

Razon n Guido, Sal Dano, Victor Calderone, Club 69 (R.I.P Peter Rauhofer), Joey Beltram, Jeff Mills, Ben Sims, Adam Beyer, Daft Punk, Eric Prydz, Antoine Clamaran and many others.

3. Do you prefer DJing or producing songs?

I think both complement each other, so I enjoy both.

4. What advice or tips would you give a young deejay?

Work really really hard. Because this is not an easy job like most people think.

5. What is the best and worst part of life as a deejay?

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Panic Girl – Lowlands / Short Rev. from CT

We have news from Martha! a.k.a Panic Girl!

She released her new LP from Infiltrator Records, well it”s mostly triphop and named Lowlands. I can say, i loved all vocals in the album also they all had mystery tones, which is good for me. You can easily get trips without drugs! and album cover is amazing, loved it.

Thoughts about song ;

Echoes : Gives me goosebump! for me it”s #1
Bound  : Love that “80 tones, inside the song. (imho) – I don”t like the fade-out finish in the song but if there”s a idea behind that, it”s so sharp. I mean “it”s fade-out”ing because it”s a “80”th related song!” I can say “wow”.
Maze : You can feel you in the dgfev online casino nbso Maze with this song. Just close your dam” eyes maan!
Drums of War : Loved the lyrics and song but i think – someone should touch this song with Drum”n Bass. Curious! Loved that drums, reminds me Woodkid”s Iron.
Webs & Antimatter : Imho, needs longer versions.

Well guys, I am def. suggesting you to buy that LP or digital copy!

Official Website of Panic Girl
Official Shop of Panic Girl
Soundcloud
Panic Girl – Facebook Fan Page
Infiltrator Records

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Sander Van Doorn – Interview @ The Sutton BCN

We’ve interviewed with Sander Van Doorn, just before his performance in Barcelona’s No.1 Club, The Sutton.

I would like to express our gratitude to José Woldring who set the interview and Sander’s tour manager Mark for greeting us nicely and The Sutton manager Kyke Navarro and DJ Brian Cross also DJ Alex Rosen, it was a nice set before Sander! :)

Well, actually we’ve waited his new single to release interview, so here it is.

1. How did you get into DJing?

I started about 10 years ago. First I started as a producer a little bit.. back-room producing. A little bit experimenting with tracks. Got signed first to record label which I am still with today. About 9 years ago I came for my first show over in Switzerland and I kind of kept rolling after that. So, it was 9 years ago that I started.

2. Who were some of your influences when you started DJing?

Around that time a big influence was and still is Depeche Mode, Underworld, Marko V was of big influence, back in those days. He was a resident DJ in Eindhoven,club called Dance Loom. I would always call it, clubbing over in a club, he was always a big express for this. This is kind of like basis of mine, on my side.

3. Do you prefer DJing or producing songs?

It’s hard to say, I actually prefer the whole combination. Because you can produce a track in studio and then you can play at the same night, which I love to do. So, I couldn’t choose one or the other. These are two completely different worlds. I definitely love the combination.

4. What advice or tips would you give a young deejay?

A young DJ, I would say.. Really focus on producing as well. It’s all about creating your own sound. There are a lot of DJs out there and I predict the next few years, the amount of DJs, It’s kinda, gonna triple or quadruple, so there is gonna be a lot of competition and the best way to deal with that is to start producing first, to create your own sound and kind of take it from there.

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