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“I know people have their opinion on Ibiza being ‘not the same as it was’. If Ibiza was still the same as it was say 20 years ago, would it still have the same magic?” – Alice Clark
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FREE DOWNLOAD: Steve Mulder – Chord Mode 01 (Rob Hes Remix) [Orange Recordings]
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“It’s been really fun working throughout this year. It was probably one of the best and effective years in my professional career” – Spartaque
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“Music is an art form of expression, it should bring the inner side of an artist to the surface and give the world an insight of his vision, it is a form of communication” – Martin Landsky
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“We only met around nine months ago at a house party about half a mile from where I live in West London. Several drinks later, we made a plan to have a jam in the studio, and after six afternoon sessions, ‘Oblivion’ was conceived” – Luke Brancaccio and Simon Berry
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House Proud’s 10 years anniversary: “In all honesty, I had always wanted to throw my own events even before I left school” – Russell James
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“Melbourne and Australia have so many – both up-and-comers, and veterans – that deserve a proper spotlight and accreditation” – Sundelin
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“I got a bit bored with the sound I had been producing in the last couple of years and I’ve leaned back to a bit harder, rougher techno sound” – UMEK
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“If you believe in something, just go with it till you get it. The expectation keeps us ‘hungry’ but happy” – Roy Rosenfeld
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“I will always have a soft spot for drum and bass, but techno is who I am and always been” – Vinicius Honorio
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“Giorgio Moroder is definitely an icon to which every artist should pay attention” – Marco Effe
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“I miss the good old days when everyone met in the record store and we had a discussion in the latest records and tracks. The record store culture has almost died.” Eric Sneo
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I’ve learned not to compromise on quality. When starting out, this scene can be overwhelming, and there’s an inclination to release as much music as possible. Patience and quality control is essential for longevity – Third Son
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I think eventually people will need a new source of inspiration, there’s so much techno music coming out at the moment, so much great music, but also a lot of average producers jumping on the techno bandwagon. – Trinity
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Diynamic’s Solomun releases his end of year Christmas mix
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Kapoor – A good techno track will mean as much to me as a Beatles classic to a Beatles fan. But it was when I was 23, and I decided that I was going to quit my job and study Music Technology at college, that was the real turning point.
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Fatima Hajji – For me, music is life and being able to share that with an audience that comes to the clubs where I play every weekend it’s an amazing gift.
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MS82 – The scene here is definitely thriving and it’s great to see so many talented artists paving their way in the industry
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Nakadia – One thing I really don’t like is the sync function. Whenever a DJ uses sync I can hear it; the music sounds sterile and mechanical. I believe the little corrections I make during mixing gives the mix a soul.
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Florian Meindl – Techno was a common denominator for futuristic people with a certain open minded attitude and creative energy, but this got a bit lost in the last years of commercialising everything.