Since the beginning of my career,
I’ve tried
to relate as much as possible with industry artists, which I believe is fundamental for learning, improving, and sharing experiences.”
EXPERIENCE IN ICONIC CLUBS: DREAM FULFILLMENT
What has it been like to play in clubs like Amnesia, Les Enfants, and Fabric?
“Playing in such iconic clubs as Amnesia or Fabric, where I’ve partied for over 15 years, and now performing there, is a dream come true. Les Enfants is doing amazing work, and playing there has been incredible. The club’s atmosphere, sound, and vibe, along with the way they treat artists, make it one of the best clubs in the circuit, without a doubt.”
JAZZY CLUB AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE: CONTRIBUTING TO YOUR ARTISTIC GROWTH
How has your work with Jazzy Club contributed to your development as an artist?
“Working with Jazzy Club has always been positive. After 15 years in the industry, I started this project with friends Jordi Castell, Maryo, and Diego Aldea to contribute to Madrid’s club scene, which lacks variety in our style. We book artists who are big influences for us, focusing on image, sound, and lighting at each event location. Sharing the booth with all these artists and collaborating with major brands has helped me grow as an artist. It’s all thanks to the hard work and passion we’ve put into the project.”
THE FUTURE OF ÁLVARO MEDINA: VISION AND ASPIRATIONS
Where do you see your career heading in the coming years?
“I hope and am confident that I will continue to do what I love: traveling the world, meeting people, and most importantly, making and sharing lots of music.”
Álvaro Medina’s journey through 2023
encapsulates the essence of a dynamic, evolving artist. His experiences, from electrifying performances to innovative music releases, not only define his career but also contribute significantly to the tapestry of electronic music. As he continues to explore new horizons and push musical boundaries, Medina’s influence in the industry undeniable.
is Text by: Susanne Buchner
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