Interview | Questions & Answers With FUREA

The Internet is a magical place where you can discover so many great artists. Such is the case of FUREA, a genuine Electronic Music Producer/Singer from Germany. Electro Wow caught up with him to know all the facts about his latest gem, “This Can’t Be Happening”. A fresh track I’m listening on repeat mode!

1 — Thanks for your time. You have put out a new song called “This Can’t Be Happening”, can you tell us more about the lyrics? 

Thank you too! Yes, sure. The lyrics are about the younger generation, my generation and how suppressed we are when it comes to doing things that we love. We fear a lot of things and it is even cool to be negative these days.

2 — What do you expect listeners to take from it?

I want people to understand, that they should believe in themselves because everyone is unique and you can do a lot of beautiful things in this world. It is just a matter of time!

3 — What were the steps you took to produce it?

I was in The Hague in a hotel lobby when I was producing this song. I started with a House song and ended up with an experimental witchy Trance sound like this. I like Trance but I wanted to use my own sounds.

4 — What challenges did you overcome during the production process?

Vocals were pretty much all over the place because I layered them a lot. It worked well though.

5 — Do you foresee yourself releasing more witchy/dark songs during the rest of the year? 

Absolutely, I think that it is something different. So yes!

6 — What kind of music did you grow up on? 

I always tried to do my own thing with my music so I don’t know if a genre exists for me. My label also focuses on this element, Graycrest wants artists to name their own genres.

7 — Do you draw inspiration from contemporary artists?

Yes, for example, while I was growing up a really big Bring me the Horizon fan. I still am. They still inspire me.

8 — What studio tool is your favorite to use when making music?

I’m going to dissatisfy people with my answer but I guess I just like nice computers. Otherwise, if I had a retro synth I would use it but I don’t really own one.

9 — What do you like to do when you’re not working in the studio?

I like to be in nature and meditate. Sometimes I go out with certain people I love and care about.

10 — Finally, what made you want to start a career in music? 

Everything and especially my perception of happiness. I thought I could be happy if I persuade the right thing in my life. The people who have supported me really increased my courage to do so. Thank you all!

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