I’m inspired by where I started, with illegal warehouse raves in Paris. These events will push boundaries with diverse lineups and a punk attitude while still keeping things safe and fun for everyone.
Reflecting on his roots in Paris’ underground warehou- se raves, CLTX emphasized the importance of commu- nity and inclusivity.
“There’s no right or wrong way to party—the important thing is the music’s power to bring us together,” he said.
His events aim to unite people from all walks of life while providing a platform for emerging talent.
“Some of them are now touring the world,” he added, underscoring his commitment to nurturing the next generation of artists.
MY THOUGHTS
In a world saturated with music that often feels for- mulaic, CLTX emerges as a force of defiance and ori- ginality. His interview left me not only impressed by his artistic ethos but deeply moved by the vulnerability and authenticity he brings to his work. Here’s an artist who isn’t afraid to strip away the layers, revealing the raw emotions and rebellion that define him—not just as a musician but as a person navigating the comple- xities of creative expression.
CLTX’s willingness to share his journey, including the moments of self-discovery that shaped Rave in Pink, is striking. He speaks of finding his musical signature during a time of global uncertainty, and it’s hard not to see the parallels between his personal growth and the evolution of the world around him. As he described the emotional core of his music, he emphasized that it reflects the highs and lows of his life. “Whether I’m very happy or very sad, I always try to express it in my cu- rrent music,” he said, a sentiment that resonates dee- ply with anyone who uses creativity as a way to pro- cess life’s challenges.
What stood out most is CLTX’s philosophy on imper- fection. He embraces the messy, chaotic beauty of life and channels it into his art. From the smiling devil logo tattooed on his hand to the punk-inspired visuals of his music video, his work reminds us that rebellion isn’t just about breaking rules—it’s about embracing indi- viduality. He sees imperfection not as a flaw but as a form of authenticity. In a world obsessed with polished perfection, this perspective feels revolutionary.
His music video for Rave in Pink epitomizes this ethos, blending vintage punk aesthetics with the euphoric intensity of rave culture. It’s a bold visual statement, reflecting not only his artistic identity but also his per- sonal philosophy. As he explained, the video is a thea- trical portrayal of daily life—a celebration of friends- hip, community, and the reckless joy of youth. “Pink is a symbol of rebellion. It breaks all the traditional codes and color rules,” he said, highlighting how he uses both music and fashion to challenge societal expectations.
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One of the most compelling aspects of CLTX’s vision is his dedication to community. He doesn’t see his suc- cess as an individual achievement but as part of a lar- ger movement. His new label and event series aim to unite like-minded artists and fans under the banner of “Punk Emotional Rebellion,” creating a space whe- re creativity and individuality thrive. As he explained, “There’s no right or wrong way to party—the important thing is the music’s power to bring us together.”
This sense of unity extends to his collaborations, whe- re he seeks to merge different genres, cultures, and perspectives. Whether it’s incorporating Kenyan vo- cals into his tracks or working with a Spanish singer to create a sensual, danceable atmosphere, CLTX views collaboration as a way to grow both personally and ar- tistically. “Mixing two generations is also a good way to further our knowledge,” he said, revealing his openness to learning and evolving.
Philosophically, CLTX embodies a duality that many artists strive for but few achieve—a balance between chaos and precision, rebellion and connection, indivi- duality and community. He’s not just creating music; he’s crafting a cultural movement that challenges nor- ms and inspires self-expression.
As I reflect on his interview, I’m struck by how much his story resonates beyond the confines of techno. His journey is a reminder that art, in its truest form, is about more than aesthetics or trends. It’s about vul- nerability, connection, and the courage to be unapolo- getically yourself. CLTX’s music, fashion, and events all converge to create a powerful statement: that indivi- duality and imperfection are worth celebrating.
In a world that often demands conformity, CLTX offers a different path—one where rebellion is a form of love, and every beat is an invitation to embrace your true self.
Text by: Sergio Niño
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