What is your first memory of your relationship with music?
I did not have a very important relationship with music until I discovered House and Techno. Of course I listened to some music at home when I was a teenager. I liked Nine Inch Nails, Praga Khan, etc. but I was way more into visual arts back then. My passion were more art and fashion and it’s not until I discovered Techno at Dour Festival when I just turned 16 years old that I felt a really deep connection with music for the first time. Immediately after the festival I started looking for more music and discovered many labels and artists. It’s around this age I also started clubbing. Mostly by myself just to hear the sets of artists I liked!

Where do you see the electronic music scene going from now? What will be the sound of the future?
That is hard to say because electronic music has so many sub genres and each of them evolve in their own way. Within Techno specifically I have the feeling that a lot of artists are changing their sounds a little bit. Like everything in life, also techno has a cycle, after a few years people get bored and want new/fresh things! I feel like we have now reached this point where we will get a lot of fresh sounds in the upcoming months which will take our scene into a new direction.

How does your creative process start when you are making a new track?
It usually starts when I am playing a set. I love to make music for the dancefloor and this is where I get all my inspiration. When I’m in the studio working on a track I always imagine being in the club or at a festival. Feeling the energy of the crowd is what inspires me the most.