Sifa is a Belgian artist now based in Paris who has a real uniqueness to all the productions he puts out. Now with a new remix of Yabhodla Ingonyama on MoBlack Records, we caught up with him to delve a little deeper…<\/p>\n
Hey Sifa, great to chat with you! Now you look back, how was 2021 for you?<\/strong><\/p>\n Hey guys! The pleasure is mine. 2021 was for me very similar to 2020. I was lucky to be able to play a few gigs between August and December. Now we are mostly back on patiently waiting\u2026<\/p>\n How much has the last year affected the music you have made, the style and sound of it?<\/strong><\/p>\n Last year has made me realize that in the end just do as you please. Let yourself go and see what comes out of it, no matter the genre.<\/p>\n Tell us about growing up and getting into dance music – why did you love it?<\/strong><\/p>\n My previous house dance teacher introduced me to house that\u2019s how I really got into dance music. Before that I used to listen to it but only a few songs I liked on the radio. Probably that I\u2019ve heard many many songs before but I wasn\u2019t really paying attention to it. Until I probably was 15-16 years old.<\/p>\n What styles did you love at first, why did you want to dj and produce?<\/strong><\/p>\n There isn\u2019t a style that I like more than the other. As long as the song speaks to me I\u2019ll be into it. Can be soulful house, techno or anything in between.<\/p>\n What are the worst bits about life in music, as a dj, producer, label boss? Earning money? Social media? Staying in the headlines?<\/strong><\/p>\n As every job it comes with some less fun moments. But in the end we \u201call\u201d somehow know what we are getting into when we start this journey.
\nObviously social media, staying in headlines are time and energy consuming but in the end it\u2019s part of the game now…<\/p>\n