What inspired your latest track “Boring Love”?
Everyone is bored so fast about everything. People’s behavior has changed drastically during the recent years. We get excited very quickly but get bored even faster. There is almost nothing consistent anymore in life. Even love suffers from this new behavior. The media fucks up our mind.
How do you keep making music that is fresh and exciting but still resonates with you?
At the moment it’s very hard. As mentioned before, I need inspiration for my art. Inspiration comes from your life. Unfortunately, there is a lot of negative energy in the world right now that doesn’t really have a positive effect on my creativity. You always need to ask yourself several questions: What should I communicate right now? Where am I positioned in this whole mess? As an entertainer, don’t you care about the daily happenings? Do we have to distract people from those bad things, or do we have to take a stand? Very difficult times right now…
You always seem energetic and playful on Instagram. What do you do when you’re not making music or filming crazy videos? Where do you go to relax and blow off steam?
I eat pasta, I chill with friends and family and I let wash my blood regularly by the Doctor.
How did you come up with the idea for your label “The Beat Must Fuck” where you let the listeners/users vote on which track gets a deal?
I had this idea of giving the power to the user. Why not? Nobody has done something like that before and I thought it might be a good idea. I don’t like standards and routines.
Can you pinpoint three of the most legendary gigs or moments in your career so far?
Kit Kat Cub Berlin: Playing in front of 1.300 almost naked people without smartphones is breathtaking.
Coconut Club Sicily: Total escalation. People stormed the stage with Bengal fire.
A Berlinale Party back in 2019 (Berlinale = German Oscars): I was super smashed, so I went to the Dj booth and told the DJ that now it’s my turn to play. Of course, I wasn’t booked, but I explained that to the guy (a huge Techno star DJ) quite convincingly and he let me play. 30 minutes later the security took me away. :) It was worth it because it was my very first gig.
How did your collaboration with Kit Kat come about?
It’s my family. We support each other for a very long time. They always stood by me from the beginning and when I play in Berlin then only at the Kitty. This friendship is priceless.
How is a typical day in Berlin for Stella Bossi?
Typical days don’t exist beside waking up and go to sleep. I don’t like routines.
What is your favorite place in Berlin in this moment?
The cinema. I wasn’t at the cinema for years.
Favorite object you own?
A yellow Supreme Nike Hoodie from Peggy Gou.