In conversation with Revoke
- Editorial Staff
- 3h
- 2 min read
We sat down with the artist to explore the ideas and intentions behind his music project, delving into the balance he strikes between technical precision and emotional expression. The conversation touches on his creative process, his approach to writing music that moves both the dancefloor and the listener, and the importance of building a genuine connection with his audience. It also offers a glimpse into his perspective on collaboration and the long-term vision guiding the evolution of his project.
During the interview, he told us that the technical and creative sides of music production are deeply interconnected in his process. He explained that everything usually starts from an emotional core — a texture or a progression that suggests a direction — and only later does he shift into a more technical mindset. For him, engineering is a tool to refine and protect the original feeling of a track, shaping elements like the low end, groove, and sound design without losing the initial inspiration.
Talking about his music, he shared that he is constantly searching for a balance between dancefloor-driven tracks and more accessible sounds. Even when producing club-focused music, he makes a conscious effort to include elements that listeners can emotionally connect with, such as strong motifs or memorable melodic lines, reflecting his background as a pianist and his desire to keep a human identity at the center of his work.
We also discussed his relationship with the audience, and he emphasized how important radio shows and guest mixes are to him. He told us that these platforms allow him to showcase a broader spectrum of his musical taste, beyond his current production style. For him, electronic music is rooted in culture and connection, and these spaces are essential for building a community and strengthening the credibility of the project.
When it comes to collaborating with emerging artists, he told us that authenticity and a distinct voice are what truly catch his attention. Technical perfection is not his main focus; instead, he is drawn to artists with a clear point of view, a strong identity, and an open-minded approach to experimentation.
Looking ahead, he shared his vision of expanding both the sound and the world around the project. At this stage, he is fully focused on producing and refining his skills, preparing new releases and collaborations. As the project grows, he plans to bring together a team of professionals and creatives to develop the marketing and performance sides, allowing the project to evolve naturally.
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