Hey Noha, welcome to Deep House London! How are you?<\/b><\/p>\n
Hello guys, thanks for having me \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
What has it been like getting back to partying and DJing again after the pandemic?<\/b><\/p>\n
As we speak I still haven\u2019t played or been in a club yet. The first upcoming gigs are starting now to line up and I\u2019m beyond excited for it. I have no idea how it will feel to do it all over again.<\/p>\n
How much has the last year affected the music you have made, the style and sound of it?<\/b><\/p>\n
I think everything changed. And I think that I would be terrified by the idea of not being affected by something so new for all of us. For the first time I made music without a dance floor in mind. It was like opening Pandora\u2019s box and not knowing what I would eventually find.<\/p>\n
What are some of the key bits of music making gear in your current set up?<\/b><\/p>\n
I recently got a Prophet Rev 2 and it completely changed my workflow. I never had such a good sounding machine. I\u2019m totally in Love<\/p>\n
Tell us about your new EP ‘The Midnight Zone\u2019. What was the inspiration behind it? And how come you wanted it to be on your own imprint?<\/b><\/p>\n
As we are approaching what seems to be a slow return to club life, I felt it was the perfect moment to release tracks that I used to play in my djsets right before the pandemic hit. I wanted to let go of those memories, and for me to do a record it\u2019s the best way. The second the music is out, an intimate attachment to the music is gone. So in a way, this might be my most personal ep I ever released. And having it as the 10th release of Panickpanick just felt a nice way to celebrate the label birthday.<\/p>\n
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