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We are delighted to share 1.5 hours Lucid Podcast bliss with you mixed by Matteo Pitton. Thanks for your set and taking time to answer some little questions:
At the moment i don’t have university lessons to attend, so i study and I do some houseworks,
how do you support yourself in being creative?
Well, i think that the main source of creativity comes randomly, it’s not definied when i can be more crative or not, but of course it’s influenced by many facts that happen during my life.
how do you hinder yourself from being creative?
As I partially said in the previous question, i’m sure that the absence of stimulations and an apathetic or monotonous life kills creativity. This make you creating junk tracks, in a total mechanical way, without love and expressivity.
how did you come across Lucidflow?
It’s difficult to remember when precisely, but i’m sure one of the first tracks i heard from Klartraum was featured on Soma rec. After i discovered that i heard more stuff of them and of Lucidflow and i definitely gained up my interest.
tell us one of your greatest wishes:
Probably atm my big wish is to see people love, smiling and respect more each others.
anything else you would spread to the Lucid world?
Thanks a lot to Nadja and Helmut for this opportunity to get featured on the Lucidflow podcast!
The post The Lucid Podcast: 028 – Matteo Pitton first appeared on Lucidflow.
thank you dear Anri for contributing in The Lucid Podcast with your damn groovy dj set…
how does a creative day look/feel like for you?
I normally start off with organic eggs on toast , some Vegemite , freshly allowed squeeze organic orange juice and by 2glasses of scotch then i head off to studio ;)
how do you support yourself in being creative?
it’s really difficult to continually support my creativity, luckily I have my boyfriend and record label always around to help .
how do you hinder yourself from being creative?
when i am surrounded by electronic music all the time i really feel like I need to take a break. So a couple days off always helps.
how did you come across Lucidflow?
My boyfriend had a song signed to their latest compilation so I listened to all their other tunes and really loved it. It was a pleasure to be asked to do this mix.
tell us one of your greatest wishes:
To be able to live a fulfilled life as a full time musician :-)
anything else you would spread to the Lucid world?
Feel free to check me out on Facebook and Soundcloud or chameleonrecordings.com
The post The Lucid Podcast: 027 – Anri first appeared on Lucidflow.
On The Lucid Podcast 026 Baba Robijn asks: ‘…what did you do last summer?’
The post The Lucid Podcast: 026 – Baba Robijn first appeared on Lucidflow.
right before X-Mas we have a special treat for you: Patrick Lindsey’s winter mix. Merry Christmas for everyone :)
The post The Lucid Podcast: 025 – Patrick Lindsey first appeared on Lucidflow.
how does a creative day look/feel like for you?
That is my life! I love my work starting with powering on all my synth, fx and software, reading news, listening to old and new music to get inspired for my day.
how do you support yourself in being creative?
Playing live or as a DJ in clubs, testing my new songs while watching the people on the dance floor. This is the best way to motivate yourself doing more great tracks ;)
how do you hinder yourself from being creative?
doing tax & paper works is a must for a company and this is a very uncreative work. It’s always hard to get back into the flow again.
how did you come across Lucidflow?
Nadja asked me to do a guest mix for the show. :)
tell us one of your greatest wishes:
I have too many wishes to write it down! :D
anything else you would spread to the Lucid world?
check my pages for news, gigs and music:
The post The Lucid Podcast: 024 – Broombeck first appeared on Lucidflow.
how does a creative day look/feel like for you?
Each day is different, but I can immediately feel in the morning if I’m in the mood for creating something new. On these days I just start playing the keyboard or the drum machine without actually thinking of what will come out if it. I jam until I come up with something interesting and then I start to explore that idea. On creative days making music is a thoughtless process.
how do you support yourself in being creative?
Spending a weekend away from the studio and being on the countryside with my girl, friends and family is always a refreshing experience. After two days I just can’t wait to return and start working on new things again.
how do you hinder yourself from being creative?
The most important things is for me to keep the balance between my day job, private life and music because if there is something wrong in any of these areas it will affect the others as well.
how did you come across Lucidflow?
I came across the early Klartraum stuff that came out on 3rd Wave records and Night Drive music. Later when some labels started to release my music, I always saw the nice feedback from Nadja and thought that if I have something that will fit to the sound of the label, I will send it to her. After three months I had some tunes ready, sent it and the Dub Sessions EP was born.
tell us one of your greatest wishes:
I have no grand master plan, but it would be nice to have some of my music pressed on vinyl someday and to play lots of great events of course.
anything else you would spread to the Lucid world?
Spread the Lucidflow vibe!
track list:
The post The Lucid Podcast: 023 – Universal Language first appeared on Lucidflow.
Lucid artist Nick Robson provides a wicked set… also check out his great release ‘Sheltered’ EP on Lucidflow!
how does a creative day look/feel like for you?
Peaceful and relaxed. Meditation and time in nature seem to help ‘recharge’ creativity, but in most cases in comes spontaneously.
how do you support yourself in being creative?
Doing the above and also not trying to force anything, just letting idea’s come and being experimental with no expectation.
how do you hinder yourself from being creative?
A lot of the time hearing what music is popular/released within the underground scene. Hearing people replicate each other in a lot of cases obvious ways is depressing and does a good job of killing my drive. It is the absolute opposite of originality and yet people place value in it, probably a lot of the time because it’s the only thing labels will sign. I think a lot of music can influence and whether conscious or unconsciously can create expectation in what you yourself think you will come up with, and so I think it’s best to have a blank canvas so to speak, upon which your original ideas can manifest without influence.
how did you come across Lucidflow?
Browsing beatport (the irony!) It was a Nadja Lind album I think and/or a compilation and honestly I was a bit blown away by the intricacy of the productions. The ‘sound’ in general was unique also and made them stand out.
tell us one of your greatest wishes:
For everyone to wake up to the control system they live in and in most cases feed and accept.
anything else you would spread to the Lucid world?
Stop basing your decisions on what people do around you. Question what you are told is factual or best for you and use your own brain/heart. Be relaxed and lighthearted at all times and pay attention to your feelings.
The post The Lucid Podcast: 022 – Nick Robson first appeared on Lucidflow.
Dub queen, good friend and amazing artist from Downunder DJ Trinity gives us a treat with her deep set on The Lucid Podcast 021… we wonder if you LIKE her flow as much as we do ;-) She’s also half of the production duo Trinity & Beyond who delivered a beautiful remix on Nadja Lind’s Brain Candy Album released 22.10.2012 (Beatport exclusive). Thank you dear, Lucidflow’s really proud about that! As usual we asked her some questions… read below while being drawn into her dub tech vortex…
how do you support yourself in being creative?
how do you hinder yourself from being creative?
how did you come across Lucidflow?
tell us one of your greatest wishes:
anything else you would spread to the Lucid world?
The post The Lucid Podcast: 021 – DJ Trinity first appeared on Lucidflow.
Omar Salgado from Argentina sent us this beautiful dj set some months ago…
how does a creative day look/feel like for you?
how do you support yourself in being creative?
how do you hinder yourself from being creative?
how did you come across Lucidflow?
tell us one of your greatest wishes:
anything else you would spread to the Lucid world?
The post The Lucid Podcast: 020 – Omar Salgado first appeared on Lucidflow.
we’re all excited about The Lucid Podcast 019 with an exclusively recorded LIVE set by Robert Babicz!
how does a creative day look/feel like for you?
how do you support yourself in being creative?
how do you hinder yourself from being creative?
how did you come across Lucidflow?
tell us one of your greatest wishes:
anything else you would spread to the Lucid world?
The post The Lucid Podcast: 019 – Robert Babicz ‘LIVE’ first appeared on Lucidflow.
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