Phunkadelica have a preference for lemonade, strawberries, ice-cubes, skateboards, Vans and the beach.
INTERVIEW & TRACK PREMIERE Phunkadelica ‘Iperspazio’ [Engrave Ltd]
ART:CAST #35 & INTERVIEW Hazel
His name is a mixture of the German words 'Hase' and 'Esel' but Berlin based producer Hazel definitely has more to offer in his music as well as his being than the two not so wild animals.
INTERVIEW Aera
He was on the road for two month playing his music in Asia, Latin- and North America after his album 'The Sound Path' had paved him the way to spread his eclectic musical approach all around the world a bit further.
INTERVIEW I:Cube
You cannot speak about electronic music without both: mentioning or coming across the name Nicolas Chaix alias I:Cube.
ART:CAST #34 & INTERVIEW V
Vidmantas 'V' Cepkauskas has been a mainstay in the electronic music for nearly two decades and pulling the strings not only for his own label Le Temps Perdu but also for Vilnius based nightclub Opium.
INTERVIEW Arian 911
Shortly after the release of his highly acclaimed single ‘See U in 2050’ on Berlin-based Innervisions label’s trendsetting compilation, Secret Weapons, Arian 911 took a longer than expected break from his busy day to chat with Torture the Artist on plenty (but not all) things.
ART:CAST #33 & INTERVIEW Ivory
The Tuscany tower isn't something you skipped in your history class but stands for Daniel Tagliaferri alias Ivory and his approach on how the artist perceives music: a tower that provides as a refuge.
INTERVIEW Daniel Brandt
Daniel Brandt isn't solely a producer, Daniel Brandt is foremost an artist.
INTERVIEW & TRACK PREMIERE Pablo Fierro ‘Timanfaya’ [Compost]
Cradled with rhythm Canary Island born and currently in Madrid living DJ and producer Pablo Fierro is a mainstay of the rather percussively influenced music in the electronic music scene.
INTERVIEW & DJ CHARTS Laolu
Spending his early childhood days in Nigeria, where his parents ran a club called 'The Gallery' that was dedicated to Soul and Jazz music, Laolu's passion for music dates back to the cradle.
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