That ethos of connection reached an entirely new level during a visit to an orphanage in Mexico—a moment that left a deep mark on her.
“My visit to the orphanage in Mexico was indeed a magical experience, one that I attribute to my friend Jay, in art Agaphi Love. He is a very talented designer aligned with my mission of spreading light in our creative community.”
There, with no stage, no gear, and no audience in the traditional sense, music returned to its most basic and sacred form.
“During my time there, I played music for the children, and it was a deeply touching moment. In preparation for the visit, I invited my fans to bring gifts for the kids, and witnessing their generosity added an extra layer of warmth to the experience.” The absence of spectacle only heightened the authenticity.
“In a setting where the stage disappears, and there are no crowds, decks, or gear—only presence—the artist within me responds in a deeply authentic way. In those moments, music becomes a universal language, allowing us to connect on a human level.” The simplicity of the exchange—the music, the smiles, the shared silence—offered a glimpse into what truly matters.
“It’s about sharing feelings, stories, and love, rather than just delivering a performance.”
In the end, what she’s reaching for through every beat and breath is something profoundly human: resonance. Whether through an EP rooted in mystical rebellion, a live show sparked by imperfection, or a quiet moment in Mexico, she returns again and again to the same truth: music is connection. What makes her journey remarkable isn’t just the power of her sound, but the clarity of her intention: to use music not as a mask, but as a mirror. In her world, sound is light, and to dance is to awaken.
THE TECHNOLOGY OF FEELING: CAN MACHINES CARRY SOUL?
With her gear-heavy performances and collaborations with instrument-makers like Aodyo, Giorgia’s work pushes the boundary between analog and digital, emotion and technology. Her music is a living example of how machines can carry soul—if wielded with intention.
“Throughout history, sound and rhythm have played vital roles in ritual, meditation, and transcendence. As I work with faster, entrancing BPMs, I see my music as participating in that lineage. There’s a deep connection between rhythm and the human experience, and I believe it can serve as a powerful tool for inducing altered states of consciousness.”
This awareness drives a creative process that’s as te- chnical as it is emotional.
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“I have composed with the specific intention to evoke different emotional responses—whether
ecstatic,
meditative, or cathartic. I’ve witnessed how certain beats and melodies can transport listeners, allowing them to connect with deeper parts of themselves. It’s a beautiful experience to see people lose themselves in the music, finding moments of clarity or release on the dancefloor.”
The relationship with her community plays a key role in that emotional exchange.
“My fans are so special, and I am incredibly grateful for all the beautiful messages they send me after my shows. Their feedback and support remind me of the community we are creating together—a space where we can share these profound experiences.”
Still, she acknowledges the tension between artistic depth and the pace of modern dancefloor culture.
“Balancing my intent with the demands of modern dancefloor culture can be a challenge. The energy of the dancefloor often calls for high energy and excitement, which can sometimes overshadow the more introspective aspects of music.”
“I strive to create tracks that not only get people moving but also invite them to explore their inner landscapes. By weaving together driving rhythms with layers of emotion and intention, I aim to create a space where the dancefloor becomes a portal for exploration and connection.”
Ultimately, the question of whether machines can carry a soul is answered not in theory, but in practice.
“I believe that music can be both a celebration and a journey, allowing listeners to experience the best of both worlds—joyful movement and profound introspection. Through this balance, I hope to honor the rich history of sound while contributing to the evolving narrative of modern music, all while fostering the beautiful community we are building together.”
GIORGIA TODAY: WHAT DOES IT TRULY MEAN TO BE IN HARMONY WITH ONESELF, ARTISTICALLY, SPIRI- TUALLY, AND ENERGETICALLY?
At this point in her journey—with We Heal, the ART- CORE release, and her fearless dive into new sonic frontiers—Giorgia Angiuli isn’t just evolving artistica- lly; she’s arriving. Not at a destination, but at a state of alignment. The version of Giorgia we see now doesn’t exist apart from the woman behind the machines and melodies—it is her, fully integrated.
“There’s a beautiful blend of artistic expression, spiri- tual awareness, and a sense of harmony,” she says.
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