#04 EDITION 2025


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EDITOR: Sergio Niño sergio@mixmagaegroup.com


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Dear Audience:


Music is more than entertainment—it is a reflection of identity, culture, and the ever-evolving artistic landscape. In this edition of Mixmag Germany, we are honored to feature MCR-T, an artist whose fearless approach to sound challenges conventions and redefines electronic music. With roots in Germany, America, and Jamaica, his work embodies a unique intersection of influences, forging a style that transcends genre and expectation.


Our exclusive cover story delves into MCR-T’s journey—from the underground subcultures of pre-gentrification Berlin to his groundbreaking collaborations with horsegiirL, VTSS, and DJ Gigola. He shares his perspective on music as a form of creative resistance, rejecting rigid categorizations in favor of pure expression. His latest album, NOT THE SAME ≠, stands as both a deeply personal statement and a testament to resilience, proving that vulnerability can be a powerful artistic force.


This issue is more than a profile—it is a celebration of innovation, authenticity, and the artists shaping the future of club culture. We invite you to explore MCR-T’s story and be inspired by an artist who refuses to be confined by convention.


Sergio Niño Editor, Mixmag Germany


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