“I don’t think I prepare my DJ sets too much; I may just sort my music on rekordbox. I usually just see how the environment behaves and the responses from the people when I play a track. If I see they like it, I keep going that way.”
“I also wanted to dabble a bit on this Mexican style as well. Those tracks with trumpets are awesome! Sometimes I consciously put tracks in my sets, and I say, OK, so this is the vibe of the night and this is how I can add to it my stories. I try to keep my dis- co sound but also putting some additional elements that I feel would fit for this or that kind of event allows me to evolve and keep things fresh.”
Sharing memorable moments during Mixmag LAB Verbier.
“I think it was great to bring all these people together. The mountain was a great location. It always gives a vibe that you cannot experience anywhere else because you are almost in the middle of nowhere, you know? Here, the music is a bit spiritual as well. You can connect easier not only to the music but to the people around you in a place like this.”
Certainly, events like the “Por Amor Weeken-
der” contribute drastically to the electronic music community and leave marks everywhere they are created. Nova, being part of this amazing experience has become a light that guides the people who build up the industry by taking that same vibe everywhe- re they go.
“Since I’m music director at the W in Verbier, I’m always thinking of other artists who can add to the community as well. I know for example SINE- GO; someone who I´ve been working with for the past few months. He’s also a music creator and he does shows around the world playing tran- ce and singing and he’s a fun guy. I heard about “Por Amor Weekender” and I was thinking - Oh my God this guy could be a good fit for this event - We will see more about him in the future for sure.”
When asked about his upcoming performance alongside Purple Disco Machine at Verbier, Adam’s excitement was palpable. Reflecting on his pre- paration for the event, he expressed his desire to remain spontaneous and true to the moment.
“I feel I could play anything... I don’t want to overthink it. I just want to go with the flow.”
This approach not only highlights Adam’s confiden- ce in his craft but also shows the essence of DJing as an art form that thrives on improvisation and in- tuition.
Working in the vibrant yet demanding world of ni- ghtlife comes with its share of challenges, parti- cularly in terms of maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
“There are some ups and downs, I think, it depends how you can rest after that, because working in the night or just being awake in the night, it’s not. It’s a bit against nature, let’s say, our bodies are made to sleep at night and work during the daytime.”
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