HOW I MET THE BASS – represented by Marc DePulse ** soundcloud.com/how-i-met-the-bass ** facebook.com/howimetthebass ** instagram.com/howimetthebass

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SOUKIE&WINDISH on:

- Facebook: www.facebook.com/soukiewindish

- SoundCloud: @soukie-windish

HOW I MET THE BASS on:

- Facebook: www.facebook.com/howimetthebass

- Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/HowIMetTheBass

- Spotify: spoti.fi/2KipBo7

3 QUESTIONS to SOUKIE&WINDISH:

Q: Going tru your mix shows a lot of pearls. How did these early tracks have an impact on your career?

A: Back in the days we were listening to these tracks over and over again. Tracks that really melted in your inner musical system. We think that this shaped also the way we started to produce music. You see the variety of taste in here and this is what we still stand for. We are not trademark DJs or producers, we deliver sophisticated electronic music of all genres in our sets and productions.

Q: Do you still play them in your DJ-sets and if so, how´s the reaction of the crowd?

A: Yes we do this more and more these days. It is nice to prepare your next sets not by buying more new stuff every week, but to dig in your crates and find these beloved tunes that we have played ages ago, when we were starting our career as DJs in Bars and on private housewarming parties. The interesting thing is, that most of the tunes are new for crowd again. This is what give us now the first time of our career and elderly advantage. Good DJs are like good red wine, the older the better.

Q: Which future projects are on the way and where will you guys be touring next?

A: The last year we took it easy and everyone was taking more care of their solo projects. Nayan with his live project Amount and Fritz as Windish. We will soon come up with new EPs and remixes. But as Fritz is running the Garbicz Festival studio time becomes sacred. We just came from some nice gigs in Beirut and Lima now we play some shows in Germany and in December we will be heading to New York.

HOW I MET THE BASS – represented by Marc DePulse ** soundcloud.com/how-i-met-the-bass ** facebook.com/howimetthebass ** instagram.com/howimetthebass

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MATHIAS SCHOBER on:

- Facebook: www.facebook.com/mathiasschober.showb

- SoundCloud: @mathiasschober

HOW I MET THE BASS on:

- Facebook: www.facebook.com/howimetthebass

- Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/HowIMetTheBass

- Spotify: spoti.fi/2KipBo7

3 QUESTIONS to MATHIAS SCHOBER:

Q: Talking about your mix: How did these tracks shape your career, had an influence on your career?

A: I'm not quite sure in what sense these tracks in the mix shaped my career but the most definitely influenced me in my early DJ years. I remember doing our first House parties where I DJ'd and so-called Cosmic Music was quite something for me back then. DJing for friends and friends of friends was something I enjoyed and then led to the next thing quickly which was music production. Thinking about it maybe these tracks even left some marks on my production and sense of sound design as I'm always aiming towards a more organic sounds a bit like a sampled sound aesthetic without being sampled.

Q: Do you still play some of those tracks in your current DJ sets?

A: Not really to be honest but I've found a lot more as I was digging through the crates and will eventually start to implement them in my sets again.

Q: Which future Schober projects are on the way?

A: I'm constantly working on music yet this year been a bit slow with releases. I have a few remixes finished, a new EP lined up and some more fun collaborations are underway - because I don't already have enough collabs. With my mixing work it sometimes feels I'm releasing an EP every other week although I'm not. So I gotta get my head around this and force myself to finish more of my own tracks.

HOW I MET THE BASS – represented by Marc DePulse ** soundcloud.com/how-i-met-the-bass ** facebook.com/howimetthebass ** instagram.com/howimetthebass

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NøLAH on:

- Facebook: www.facebook.com/nolahmusic

- SoundCloud: @nolahmusic

HOW I MET THE BASS on:

- Facebook: www.facebook.com/howimetthebass

- Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/HowIMetTheBass

- Spotify: spoti.fi/2KipBo7

3 QUESTIONS to NøLAH:

Q: Going through your mix shows a lot of tracks which are classic but not that old yet. When and how did you start making music?

A: Since childhood I have been in the world of music, although with different styles. It was not until the last year of university that I began to be interested in the musical production in the studio and not just to play. I started to make Electronic Music about 3 years ago, although when I started I didn't have very defined the style that I do now. I have always liked different styles of music and since I started until I defined my sound, it’s been about a year.

Q: As you’re playing live only, how did you get started to do so? Where did the interest come from to play with hardware and not only to DJ?

A: Yes, currently I only play live and I started almost at the same time that I started producing. I was very clear that the music I wanted to do I wanted to play it, in fact the composition of the music I make it thinking about the live, I usually play a lot until I get the main idea. Both, the production of Electronic Music and live have always been together, I have never imagined producing if I can play my productions, I suppose it is because I have always played in bands and did not contemplate the fact of not playing.

Q: Which projects are coming soon and where do we see and hear you playing live next?

A: Now I’m working on my next EP, perfecting my sound and my style with new instruments and sounds. My next live dates are in October, I will do a tour of India on the 18th in Delhi, 19 Mumbai and 20 Bangalore. I am very happy with all this.

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DIRTY DOERING on:

- Facebook: www.facebook.com/dirtydoering

- SoundCloud: @dirtydoering

HOW I MET THE BASS on:

- Facebook: www.facebook.com/howimetthebass

- Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/HowIMetTheBass

- Spotify: spoti.fi/2KipBo7

3 QUESTIONS to DIRTY DOERING:

Q: Talking about your mix - early Rave classics. How did these tracks influence your career? And what do they still mean to you?

A: These tracks have influenced me to love Techno. When I look back, I can say it was the start of my career as a DJ.

Q: Your artist name and your imprint Katermukke became a huge brand over the years. How would you describe your own development?

A: I worked really hard and it has grown over years evenly. I didn’t expect it.

Q: Which exciting future projects are on the way?

A: I’m working on releases for 2020. So let’s see what’s coming from the lab.

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DR. MOTTE on:

- Facebook: www.facebook.com/DrMotteOfficial

- SoundCloud: @dr-motte

HOW I MET THE BASS on:

- Facebook: www.facebook.com/howimetthebass

- Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/HowIMetTheBass

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3 QUESTIONS to DR. MOTTE:

Q: Talking about your mix. What do these early tracks and genres mean to you and how did you get in touch with Techno and House later?

A: I collect music since the age of 12 and that was in 1972. A record store opened up 5 minutes where I lived in West Berlin. At the age of 14 I discovered Jazz. I was a Jazz fan till 1979 and went to all Jazz concerts and spend all my money for Jazz music & Jazz concerts. Later at the end of 1970s I was listening to John Peels music which had a huge impact for alternative music in any direction and I was very much involved in to the „Geniale Dilletanten“ movement in West Berlin. 1986 me and 2 other DJs opened up the club „Turbine Rosenheim“ and there I started the first ever Acid House Party.

Q: You just celebrated 30 years Loveparade. How would you describe the development of Electronic Music and the whole scene around from 1989 till now?

A: It was a "Do It Vourself" movement in the beginning. We wanted to do an innovation with the lifestyle we lived together of this new acid thing what was coming up. We all had a super feeling about the new music and we had the impression that we could embrace everyone and everything. When the wall fell down and East Berlin was open we had the chance to build our own world in the old buildings and free spaces we created inside. That was very magic and the drugs much better. Thanks for being at the right place and the right time.

Q: Besides music you are active in several political and social projects. What are you currently working on and what are your plans for the future?

A: We need to protect our own culture and the open spaces we use for. In Berlin is a lot of gentrification going on and some investors collecting buildings and raising the rent for the clubs, studios and practise rooms. This will kill the club culture in Berlin and elsewhere in Germany. I'm thinking in the moment what is the best thing to do to protect our electronic dance culture in Germany. I'm sure pretty soon there will be a solution and some action. We need to come together and rise up and fight for our rights and 30 years of building up of our own culture. We need protection by our government not ignorance. We are the people and we want freedom for us not security.