As an artist, you are likely very excited and hopeful about your newfound passion and direction regarding the plan to reach your outlined goals. However, the fact is that not everyone is going to support your journey. Additionally, some may even doubt or discourage your journey.
Approaching techno with warehouse melodies, powerful drums, driving basslines, and hypnotic arpeggios is Berlin-based DJ Flanko. Around Berlin, Flanko is known within the underground scene, particularly for his warehouse and festival-sounding sets. But Flanko is more than just a DJ who creates meaningful sounds, he is also an individual who creates a meaningful mindset when it comes to friendships, loyalty, productivity, and living life to its fullest.
Inspirationally, Flanko’s DJ alias is in honor of his close friend Max Kelm who passed away ā Max gave him the name “Flanko”, and from there, it was set in stone of the alias name Flanko that we know as today.Ā With Flanko, you get more than just a great set, you gain an unforgettable experience that’s been weaved from adversity, passion, and pure determination.
Nothing’s better than finding the perfect track/playlist that understands your mood and feelings to a T. With the spooky and cozy season just around the corner, we wanted to curate a list of the best sought-out after tracks that you and your rave partner can let loose too.
But a rave partner doesn’t have to be titled as someone you’re being intimate with, consider these 10 tracks your all-year, every day, and every hour jam with anyone you love as a confidant, friend, and of course, as a significant other. And if these tracks aren’t enough, check out our monthly updated H+T Fresh Finds playlist on Spotify ā a playlist that also features music from some of the best emerging artists from around the world.
Considered the new French DJing duo in the techno-scene, the Cosmic Boys are emerging as more than just aĀ duo, but as two friends that have a true passion for creating and expressing techno music. For the two, producing techno music with their DJ sets is a central component to their lives ā and their drive of sharing their passion under the label management Scander is what also pushes them to showcase their craft with others.
A ālow-pressure way to make real-world connections,ā ā Tinderās āFestival Modeā is officially back.
Amid music festivalsā full-fledged return for the 2022 festival season comes the relaunch of an in-app Tinder feature aimed at event-goers. First introduced in 2019, Tinderās āFestival Modeā allows users to match with like-minded individuals planning to attend the same festival. The feature is now available worldwide via the appās Explore page.
Some of the best friendships are often the ones hardest to explain, which can seem to be the case with David Guetta andĀ Ali Shirazinia, commonly known by his stage name Dubfire.
Yet, a quick glance at the past and you can instantly spot where their paths crossed and their friendship began, born out of musical respect, as well as an instant personal connection. In a recent interview for a forthcoming Dubfire documentary, the two stars sat down with Pacha Magazine and explained the origins of their lasting friendship, which began roughly ten years ago when Deep Dish and David Guetta swapped duties for remix projects on each other’s music.
It all startedwhenĀ Deep Dish added their twist to David Guetta’s “The World Is Mine,” whilst the French start remixed the duo’s iconic “Flashdance,” setting the two stars on a personal friendship that remains strong to this day.
It’s safe to say that since that time both of the artist’s sounds have changed. The Deep Dish project was put on hold for several years before it was picked up again a couple of years ago, although Dubfire remains focused on is solo career more than ever. Guetta went on to collaborate with some of the world’s biggest pop and hip-hop artists, becoming one of the biggest EDM artists in the world.
When it is all said and done, however, Guetta credits the Deep Dish remix as a really important part of his early career:
“I was really huge in France but I was struggling at a international level,” said Guetta.Ā “It was the first time my record was playing everywhere because they were really hot at the time ā so I’m really thankful for that.”
