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Could you give us a quick background of your life? Where you’re from, how music followed you, and where you’re at now? When did you start DJ and what was the fate of the beginning?

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I grew up in a very small town in Denmark. I spent all my time playing instruments and being on the internet.

I had been posting Hardcore and Hard trance mixtapes for a while and then a friend randomly asked if I wanted to close a party which resulted in everyone leaving after the first few tracks haha.

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Do you think there has been a Soundscape surrounding you since your childhood? Does it influence your preferences towards certain timbres or atmospheres while you select tunes?

 

I always go for tracks that are good for day dreaming. I would always day dream in school and on public transportation.

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How and where was the mix recorded?

 

In my living room with two CDJs and mixer while being slightly incapacitated in my left arm because of the vaccine.

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Could you tell us the idea behind the mix? Any favorites you want to highlight? 

 

Some tracks work better listening at home rather than in the club so I took the opportunity to highlight some great trance tracks with unconventional productions.

 

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Would you like to use this occasion to introduce one of your album or tracks? What was the concept of it?

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I was invited to contribute to the soundtrack for an exhibition exploring emerging  patterns in noise. The sounds in my track are made with modern digital noise reduction tools used wrongly to bring out the artifacts when the algorithms are overworked. 

The full soundtrack has been collected in a compilation [Apophenia OST] that released on the 29th of July.

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How do you think of the differences between the rave scenes around you (your country) and other countries (cultures) ? Have you ever been to one that left you a greatest impression?

 

I like when people can express themselves and are not asked to fulfill some romantic rave experience. You can often feel the difference depending on the culture. Raving is a good opportunity to learn about yourself and the people around you which is why I usually prefer the smaller parties.

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Apart from DJ, how would you define your role in the entire rave scene?

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Afterparty enjoyer.

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Which artists or labels have pricked your ears recently? Could you share with us some of your favorite movies or artists?

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I really like the revival of electronica. It has a very different flavor this time:

Dance All Day - w/Luca Rain, The Pattern - Salome

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Also cute midwest pop songs (scrollpunk):

Checking In With The Old Gang(Glitchlette version) - Default Genders 

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Recently I really enjoyed:

Boogiepop Phantom ‘ブギーポップは笑わない’ (2000)

Birth (2004)

Arizona Dream (1993)

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Photo Credit: George Nebieridze

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2021.07.31

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Tracklist:

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Audiolush – Take Me Away (Andre Pascal Remix)

Syntone – Can't Believe It (Silverblue Remix)

Jonas Steur – Castamara

 Ferry Corsten – Sweet Sorrow (Thrillseekers Remix)

Jesselyn – Celestine

Ace's Delight – Mental Theme (Ultra Trance Mix)

Divine Inspiration – The Way (Put Your Hand In My Hand) [Friday Night Posse Remix]

Apogee Feat Lisa Abbott – Every Step (Festival Mix)

Andy Prinz – Chaos In Motion (And-E & Mac Lane Mix)

Space Cat – In the Air

JK – Crank It Up (MDA & Spherical Remix)

Elements – Captivate (Original Mix)

Hixxy – Sacrifice (Technikal Remix)

Rodi Style & Ben Stevens – U Got 2 Know

K-Series – 1998

Tekneak & James Nardi – Hardware

Alfy X – The Orange Theme

Rollergirl – Dear Jessie (HyperionORBIT Rink Rash Speed Mix)

Mike Koglin & DJ UTO – No Challenge No Success (Time) (David Con G Vs. DJ Nell Remix)