Lights and Shadows Interview Series: Recent Episodes
Lights and Shadows Interview Series
We welcome Matt Empyre, This amazing producer is our 9th Interview of Lights & Shadows Mixes and Interviews. Playing alongside artists like Carl Cox in NZ, in events like Elrow in Antwerp and in the Austrian alps at the top of ski resort and we asked some hard questions about his life in >>
We welcome Ian Cheshire a.k.a "Sergio Vilas", You may have heard Ian from his previously produced projects like "Kube 72" and "D00sh". This excellent producer is our 8th Interview of Lights & Shadows Mixes and Interviews.
We are back with an excellent producer for our 7th Interview of Lights and Shadows Mix. Meet Hannes Wiehager, a fantastic artist from Stockholm, Sweden. We asked Hannes to write about his music career, musical knowledge, do's / don'ts in the music business.
Jever & Murray from Denmark are providing us with 6th episode of Lights & Shadows Podcast. With upcoming releases on Friday Lights Music and other really cool labels - this duo is really something to watch for!
AUSTRALIA The land of kangaroos and "Modkraft" a.k.a Nitesh Batra is entering our next interview. His music is becoming an interest of the biggest names in Techno world and it is AWESOME. Before his remix for the head of the label "Big Show" that coming out on 16/12/16 here is interview about a view from his eyes on his world of music.
Head of this label Kirill Diamandy a.k.a Diamandy writing his words on the next interview of Lights and Shadows. Diamandy is a rising star at the Techno scene with a lot of releases in his catalog.
We present KLEBER, our next artist interview. Cleber Ribeiro is a promising Techno producer with a lot of reputation on the Techno scene. One of his release is in our catalog and its called "Kleber - Black Friday / Loco".
Our next interview comes from Greece, a lot of big names come from Greece such as, Axel Karakasis, A.Metz, Christian Cambas and so many more. The name you need to remember is Steve Sai.
A lot of producers want to be famous and earn big $$$, who doesn't? Nowadays there is an influx of boring, burned out music that over saturates the market and we have to wait and sometimes drown in the sea of all of it.