Electronica
An Interview With A Promising Newcomer In Electronic Music, savnko
Newcomer producer savnko might be of your interest if you’re into underground music. He was instantly hooked by Electronica in his natal Italy as a teenager. Nowadays, he’s ready to launch his first debut EP, ‘Epic Arguments’. Basically, it’s a summary of atmospheres, and both bright and dark vibes experienced in his second home, the UK. He recreates all his feelings through ambient textures and subtle beats. Learn more below.
1 – How your perspective on music has changed since you moved to London?
When I started producing at the age of 14, my musical influences were mainly Techno from artists like Nina Kraviz, Riccardo Villalobos, etc.
When I moved to the UK at the age of 17, one of my roommates made me fond of vinyls which changed my prospect. I discovered many past and present artists I was not aware of.
Very soon I found myself totally immersed in this new world.
2 – Who were your childhood music heroes?
As a teen I used to listen to any kind of music, there was no Spotify or other sorts of streaming platforms where to get any music you want.
Coming from a small town on the outskirts of Milan, I had no possibility to visit music shops because they were far from my place, so the only thing I could do was to use emule, trying, out of thousands of titles, to find the audio track which sounded more similar to what I was looking for.
I remember I used to type the name of the artists which mostly captured my attention, from Kanye West to Motley Crue, they were some of my favorite.
3 – Are you musically influenced by them?
Sure, they are part of my various influences as well.
4 – Who taught you the art of producing electronica tracks?
As a boy, I used to DJ at school and friends’ parties. Once, a friend of mine showed me FL Studio and that was the first DAW I started working on, up to reaching my present level.
5 – What are some of your favorite studio plugins and tools that you can’t live without?
I have had for a couple of years a Korg prologue 16 and I am totally fond of it, but what I cannot do without is my TR08, the drum machine where my beats are from.
6 – Your new single “MUDBOY” feels so chill and dark. How is that possible?
“MUDBOY” is one of the songs I feel most in ‘Epic Arguments’ EP coming out on 14th March via Pitch the Noise.
My intention with this track is to put together all sensations and atmospheres I felt during my years in London.
There I was alone, with no parents and friends, I could reinvent myself, meet people with the same interests and passions and this leads me to have a dark sound even if you don’t have to consider it always as a synonymous of negativity.
7 – Are you willing to take this music direction on your next singles or something different?
I haven’t got a precise direction, I mainly try to flow with music and sensations I am feeling.
8 – Do you believe your style fits well with the video game or film industry?
I can say that I’d be surely happy to have cooperation generally in the arts field, making available my music for different kinds of ideas.
9 – Is it true that underground music sounds much better than mainstream? What’s your opinion about this dilemma?
I haven’t got a real opinion on the matter but I think every one of us has their own tastes which have to be respected,
10 – Finally, what excites you about the future of electronic music?
I like the mix of many genres and subgenres and the variety and interesting things that are coming out and the constant evolution in this world attract me more and more.
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Electronica
Step Into Another Dimension With Moon And Aries’ New Video

Get hooked on Moon And Aries‘ new music video “From Another Dimension,” taken from their latest EP ‘Break The Matrix (Episode Three).’ The duo is stepping up their game with this material and showing off cutting-edge melodies.
If you’re into futuristic rhythms, then German composer and producer Tom Aries and Canadian singer-songwriter Jordana Moon are definitely worth checking out. And by futuristic, I mean the unconventional fusion of sonic textures, going from Trance, and Electro-House to Pop.
Beyond question, these groundbreaking artists push the boundaries of sounds in their recent single. Moreover, the enchanting vocals will hypnotize you right from the start, all this complemented by animated visuals that are equally mesmerizing.
Somehow, I truly think Moon And Aries are on a mission to raise some good vibes as they love crafting irresistible notes. Although it seems very fanciful, “From Another Dimension” will inspire you to access a higher state of being.
Also, it’s important to mention, ‘Break The Matrix (Episode Three),’ is the last chapter that blends various styles into something new and unique. Conceptually, it’s a bold statement about leaving the old world behind and creating a new one.
After the successes of their first album “The Arrival” and the “Paradise” EP, they continue to work hard to stay at the forefront of the indie scene.
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Electronica
Naïfic’s “AUTOCHTONE” Unites Humanity Through Powerful Music

Naïfic, a French artist with Lakota roots has released a new song titled “AUTOCHTONE” that features a mix of powerful electronic and acoustic melodies borrowed from his cultural background, resulting in an exceptional sensory voyage.
Undoubtedly, “AUTOCHTONE” is more than just a catchy tune; it’s a deep appreciation of humanity and the planet we call home. It urges everyone to unite, look towards a common goal, and love each other.
Interestingly, the music video showcases an abandoned place, illustrating how human beings can reinvent themselves and create fresh expressions of art and beauty.
On the other hand, Naïfic thinks that we have the potential to do well in any circumstance and therefore we should focus on the task of safeguarding the Earth. Indeed, this belief is at the core of his magical and eclectic music.
What’s more, to connect with his audience, he will soon embark on a tour, which he is not calling a “concert tour” but a “Pow Wow,” inspired by his culture. This gathering will serve as a celebration where people come together as a family to exchange ideas on a profound level.
Of course, isn’t that amazing? Get additional details on his socials below.
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Electronica
Big Gigantic To Embark On Twenty-Date Brighter Future Tour (Vol II)

Big Gigantic will be taking their big, gigantic show on the road this winter for a twenty-date trek across the U.S, and they’ll be bringing along an incredibly eclectic group of supporting acts who were just announced today; Tvboo, Eazybaked, Smoakland, A Hundred Drums, Ahee, Jaenga, Superave, Levity, Lizzie Jane and MZG. This veritable who’s who of up-and-coming electronic artists will be appearing in different combinations at different shows; full details along with dates, tickets, and more can be found here.
The Brighter Future Tour Vol II will cap a wildly successful run which started last June with the release of the Brighter Future 2 album. Stacked with anthems like “Keep on Rising” [feat. Aloe Blacc], “Open Your Mind” [with GRiZ], “Just the Same” [feat. Vic Mensa & Mick Jenkins], and “Free” [feat. Elohim] the album became an instant classic for the band. To add to the celebratory launch of the tour, Big Gigantic just released a re-work of the aforementioned “Keep On Rising”, just in time for the tour kick-off in Columbia, SC on 2/1.
Known for genre-bending production, live instrumentation, and a dedicated relationship with fans, Big Gigantic first amplified their hopeful message for the future on Brighter Future in 2016. It reeled in hundreds of millions of streams independently and touted bangers a la “All of Me” [feat. Logic & ROZES], “The Little Things” [feat. Angela McCluskey], “Highly Possible” [feat. Waka Flocka Flame], “Wide Open” [feat. Cherub], and more. Their music would be utilized by everyone from Apple, Wimbledon, NASCAR, NBA, HBO, and Fox to the trailers for Valerian and Dirty Grandpa. They’ve ignited the bills of Coachella, Lollapalooza, ULTRA Music Festival, Hangout Music Festival, Electric Forest, and Bonnaroo. Plus, they headline and consistently sell out their own Rowdytown at Red Rocks Amphitheatre—now in its 11th year for 2022. Putting their words into action, they run the 501(c)3 A Big Gigantic Difference Foundation, which supports non-profits for at-risk youth, music education, and more. Thus far, they have raised $1 million-plus for charity. In the midst of the Global Pandemic, they continued to create, pushing forward towards what would become Brighter Future 2.