Your upcoming track, “I Can Rock,” was recorded in Ibiza with Mrak from Tale of Us. What was that collaboration like, and how did the track come to life?
The track I can rock was totally spontaneous. Mrak and I had known each other for years and I went over to his studio in Ibiza and just started throwing in some rap one hit liners and it rocked so I sent him voice notes and professional vocal packages that I recorded and he started playing the track at Tomorrowland and at orange amphitheatre and the crowd audience went wild. The afterlife finale was crazy.
You’ve worked in iconic locations like the Rockstar House in L.A. and Blackwood Studios. How have these creative environments influenced your sound?
Leaving Monaco was tough because I felt there was no soul there especially for entertainment and no great studios so being at Blackwood influenced me to want to throw it back to when I was in LA recording at 19. I collated on a dope track called Binary Mind with Maaheez. The Rockstar House also made me want to produce more just because of the environment was making me more focused to want freedom and music to inspire that.
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Your collaboration with Hareoz on “Chaos” was signed to 11 Label OFC. What was the process behind creating that track, and what makes it special to you?
My life has pretty much always been chaos but in a good way so I wanted to merge that into frequencies which sound like chaos, everything is black and white and grey doesn’t exist to me so that’s why we recorded this track.
Performing at Ushuaïa Ibiza and turning Soho House NYC into a Techno Boiler Room are huge achievements. How do you approach live performances to make them so immersive?
I just go with it and once I’m in my zone. I look up and see the crowd vibing Storchwhich is most important to me. I like to make people feel like they’re on a journey with me and my sets.’
Your exclusive techno set at Aman Jazz Club was a groundbreaking moment for the venue. How do you adapt your sound to different spaces and audiences?
I must say it was fun and diverse turning The Jazz Club at Aman into a techno boiler room. I appreciate all kinds of music genres so this also inspired to incorporate jazz into my techno production
You’re currently collaborating with Scott Storch in Miami. Can you give us a glimpse into what you’re working on together?
That’s for us to know and you to find out 😉 hip hop and techno lil teaser
Techno is often seen as an underground genre. How do you see your genre-blending approach shaping the future of electronic music?
I’m opening for Like Mike in June Ushuaia and I’m excited for that – I love electronic so mixing with techno should be fun
With so many high-profile collaborations, how do you balance staying true to your vision while incorporating different creative influences?
I’ll always keep my style and stay humble and what I like is to merge and connect with different artists with different visions
I’m performing in Egypt for the first time for a techno festival in April and until then I’ll continue producing in the studio and working on a bunch of tracks with the most controversial vocal sounds you wouldn’t expect.
What’s next for you? Any upcoming releases, collaborations, or performances we should be excited about?
I’m performing in Egypt for the first time for a techno festival in April and until then I’ll continue producing in the studio and working on a bunch of tracks with the most controversial vocal sounds you wouldn’t expect.
How can your fans interact and get the latest updates of your upcoming shows and overall work?
I’ll be launching my new website soon but in the meantime you can always follow me on Instagram, TikTok & X. You can also join me on Fanvue where I’ll be posting music content you won’t see anywhere else like; my shoots in NYC from Fashion Week, both my LIVE sets from Soho House & The Jazz Club plus so much more!
