You come from different places that surely influenced your work, Milan, Berlin, USA and Ibiza, but which place describes the most your music?
Of course traveling so much was a big inspiration, being in touch with so many creative thinkers in the wide world. Especially in the environment we live in, you get to know a lot of artists, musicians, designers and creative minds – what an inspiring community. Especially in the different nationalities and places we travel, it has always been interesting to me to compare individuals thoughts with others people’s creativity. The places I have visited and the opportunities of the Metaverse are now the horizons of Anyma.
What do you think of the Italian electronic scene? And how do you feel perceived by your local audience, it is different from your fans from abroad?
The electronic scene in Italy is a massive scene. A very strong and thriving community that has been supportive of me and that I have supported my whole career. The perception has changed a lot in the years, of course, as everything became more international especially in the inclusive techno scene. I would therefore say it’s very European and at the same time also very passiona-te because of the Italian and Latin ethos.
Can you share with us a track that defined your lockdown and one track that you listen on repeat at the moment?
There would be too many. It has been a very challenging and also productive time but I think we all have been going through phases … one track wouldn’t be able to describe the journey we have been going through.
Is it the fashion environment something that you take in consideration? Have you ever worked on a runway playlist?
I always believed in the synergy between the different forms of art. Music, Art & Fashion are a uni-que way to express your individual creativity, without boundaries or limitations. I have had the op-portunity to compose and produce the soundtrack for Ann Demeulemeester’s FW21/22 campaign as well as the show-room mix tape. This has been an amazing creative opportunity and I am exci-ted to explore those connections further.
Which is the future of clubs in a post-covid world?
I wish I knew the answer to this as I’m sure others do too. We are definitely here, standing for what we have been building for many years and hoping we can developing it further.