Hard Frequency / Negitiv

Photographed by Marco Giuliano.

Negitiv is not the typical hard techno DJ. She’s a force of nature. Born in Germany and of Persian descent, she grew up immersed in classical music, which continues to fuel her approach to electronic sound. Over time, she transitioned from psy-trance and darker electronic styles before landing on the raw and high-bpm energy of hard techno, Schranz, and industrial.

In this special feature, she reveals how those early musical foundations shape the essence of her sets, what her first performance at Tomorrowland felt like and where her sound is heading next. While our images explore both parts of her journey: classical grace and underground ferocity.

Hard Frequency / Negitiv

Credits:

Talent: Negitiv / @negitiv
Photography: Marco Giuliano / @marcogiulianoph
Styling: Anca Macavei / @ancamacavei
Makeup: Silvia Sidoli / @silviasidolimua
Hair: Alessandro Firenze / @firac
Assistants: Shannon Enriquez, Giulia Piceni / @shhaaannoon @giuliaapiceni
Styling assistant: Leslie Guerra / @leslieguerraa
Interview: Irina Klisarova / @its.irka.bitch

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