EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW
In the realm of electronic music, Meduza stands as a force of innovation. Originating from Milan’s bustling music scene, this Italian trio has redefined the genre with their emotionally resonant and captivating sound. Their journey, extending beyond a decade, is more than a musical endeavor; it’s a deep-rooted passion for crafting sounds that connect universally.
Meduza’s approach to music, deeply intertwined with human emotions, is evident in their work. As they expressed in the interview, “music is its emotion. It brings you emotion when you play, when you listen.” This philosophy is central to their identity, emphasizing that whether in a club or any other setting, their music aims to evoke and guide emotions.
Their journey began in Milan, a city known for
its rich musical heritage. “We grew up together... in Milan. Those are the studios, those are the clubs,” they shared, highlighting how their shared experiences in this vibrant city fueled their collaboration. Milan, not just a backdrop but an active participant in their
story, provided the perfect incubator for their unique sound and vision.
At the heart of Meduza’s music lies a conviction that is both simple and profound: “music is emotion.” This core belief resonates through their compositions, blending elements from various eras into a cohesive, contemporary sound. Reflecting on this, they shared in the interview, “No matter if you are in the club or wherever you listen to music, it gives you emotion.”
Meduza’s creative process in the studio is shaped by a kaleidoscope of experiences. “It’s really important, especially for us when we go into the studio,
to be inspired by something,” they said,
underscoring the diverse inspirations that fuel their music. This method transforms their songs into more than just tracks - they become narratives, each piece a distinct chapter in their shared musical voyage, steeped in personal and collective memories.
Their approach to crafting music also revolves around a deep understanding of the listener’s experience. “You have to create a connection be- tween you and the listeners or the fans,” Meduza emphasized, revealing their intent to forge a bond through their music. This desire for connection influences not only their compositions but also how they engage with their audience, making each song a bridge between their vision and the emotions of their
artistic listeners.
Furthermore, Meduza’s music reflects a broad spectrum
of human emotions, mirroring the
complexity of life experiences. “The same melody can create different emotions if you’re in the club or just at home listening to the track,” they explained. This versatility is a testament to their skill in adapting musical elements to resonate across various contexts, ensuring that every listener’s experience is both personal and universal.
Meduza’s live performances are a vivid demons- tration of their acute awareness of the interplay between music and audience emotion. “Every single show is different,” they observed, emphasi- zing their adaptability to the unique atmosphere of each venue, from the energetic clubs of Ibiza to the diverse stages across Brazil. This adapta- bility is key to how Meduza forges a connection with their audience, creating experiences that are tailored to the mood and energy of each setting.
Their shows are far more than just a series of tracks played back-to-back; they are interactive experiences. Meduza elaborated on this, saying, “We adjust our set based on the crowd. Someti- mes we play more commercial, sometimes more underground.” This flexibility allows them to guide their audience through a rich emotional landscape, ensuring that each performance is not just heard but felt.
Moreover, Meduza’s approach to live performances is deeply influenced by their personal experiences as DJs. “When we’re in the studio, we are the ones that usually work on the arrangement for the club,” they shared, revealing the thoughtful process behind each set. This meticulous preparation, coupled with an intuitive understanding of the crowd, allows them to create an immersive journey for their audience. Additionally, the trio places a high value on the energy exchange between them- selves and their listeners. “The connection we have with the people... we’re trying to get this connection on every show from the beginning to the end,” they expressed.
This desire for connection is not just about playing music; it’s about creating a shared experience, a moment of unity between the artist and the audience.
Meduza’s future is illuminated with promising collaborations and an unwavering commitment to evolution. Among their upcoming projects, their collaboration with One Republic and Kim Petras stands out as a significant milestone. They shared,
“We’re working with One Republic and Kim on the anthem for the Euro tournament of football this summer.” This collaboration is not just about merging musical styles; it’s a fusion of Meduza’s electronic flair with Kim Petras and One Republic’s renowned pop sensibilities, set against the backdrop of one of the world’s most watched sports events.
This venture into the world of sports represents a new frontier for Meduza. “It’s exciting... to match our music with our passion for
said, highlighting the unique opportunity blend their vor
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love for music with the global fer- football. The Euro tournament anthem
is poised to be a momentous track, encapsula- ting the energy and spirit of the competition.
Their involvement in such a significant event is a testament to their growing influence and ability to
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revealed, indicating the widespread exposure and impact this collaboration will have.
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