doesn’t have to be 50 – 50 but people should be treated equally and get equal chances. What is your solution to this? Time. These things need time. The most difficult and important challenge in this would be to change people minds. And that is happening. Steady but slowly. With you due to make your UAE debut next month, what do you have in store for us? I usually bring a selection of my favourite tracks of this moment and some unreleased tracks of mine. It all really depends on what time my set is planned as well. I guess I would be able to give you a more pinned down answer in the days before the show. In any case, I’m extremely looking forward to my Dubai debut, also because I have some friends living there who I haven’t seen in a while and who will be joining. What is your take on the techno scene here either from what you have read or been told? From what my friends told me, I know that the techno scene in Dubai is in a lift. The underground is getting bigger and so is the amount of international techno artists you book and represent. I’m very curious to experience it all myself in a couple of days! Thanks for doing this interview with me! See you soon in Dubai!
Issuu 303: 29 Oct '17 - 11 Nov '17
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