vite LEARNING THE INDUSTRY


Unlike many artists who en- ter electronic music exclusively through DJing, Vite spent years working across multiple areas of the industry, including journalism, promotion, artist management, club operations and program- ming.


That broader perspective conti- nues to influence how he approa- ches his career today.


“Absolutely. At the end of the day, it’s all accumulated experience. Having worked in so many diffe- rent roles within the industry has given me a very broad understan- ding of how the electronic music ecosystem functions. All of those experiences continue to influence the decisions I make and help me maintain a clear vision of where I want to go as a DJ.”


The experience has helped him navigate an industry that conti- nues to evolve at a rapid pace.


This year marks Vite’s thirteenth anniversary as a professional DJ, a milestone that naturally invi- tes reflection on the factors that have sustained his career over the long term.


For him, success has never been about comparison or trends.


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“Consistency and always moving forward. Never compare yourself to anyone else. Every DJ has their own pace and their own story. Playing the music that genuinely speaks to you in the moment has been one of the decisions that has kept me in this industry.”


“The combination of consisten- cy, authenticity and patience has been essential in getting me to where I am today and still en- joying the journey after all these years.”


Those principles remain central to his approach as his international profile continues to grow.


The months ahead will see Vite perform across Ibiza, Barcelona, Istanbul, Paris, Budapest, Marbe- lla, Poland and Cyprus as part of one of the busiest touring sche- dules of his career.


The demands of such an extensi- ve run require discipline both on and off stage.


“A tour of this magnitude is defi- nitely a major challenge, especia- lly because any sense of routine completely disappears.”


“Every week you’re in a different city, with changing schedules, fli- ghts, hotels and entirely different environments. That’s why it’s es- sential for me to maintain certain habits that help me stay balan- ced: getting as much rest as pos- sible and eating as healthily as I can, even though that isn’t always easy when you’re constantly tra- velling.”


“And dedicating time to medita- tion to keep my mind calm and focused.”


An Enduring Relationship With Ibiza


Among all the destinations on this year’s schedule, Ibiza occupies a particularly important place.


Alongside his debut at UNVRS, Vite will also perform at Cova Santa, Teatro Pereyra, Akasha and Chinois, further strengthe- ning a connection that has deve- loped over many years.


“I love it. Ibiza holds a very spe- cial place in my life. To me, it has always felt like a kind of paradise, not only because of everything it represents for electronic music, but also because of the personal experiences I’ve had there throu- ghout the years. It’s an island with a unique energy that continues to inspire me every time I visit.”


“I know incredible people who live on the island and make me feel at home every time I go. That affec- tion is completely mutual.”


Adapting To Every Dancefloor


One of the defining characteris- tics of Vite’s schedule is its di- versity. From intimate showcases to major international festivals, every environment demands a di- fferent approach.


Rather than viewing adaptation as compromise, he sees it as part of the craft.


“Every gig is special. I always do my homework and prepare a uni- que selection for every event. I re- search who is playing before and after me so I can understand whe- re I fit musically.”


“For me, adapting doesn’t mean changing who you are as an artist. It means finding the best way to express your identity within each situation.”


Another important chapter in Vi- te’s career has been his long-run- ning collaboration with Miganova.


Together they have developed SINNER from an idea into an in- ternationally recognised brand while sharing stages across mul- tiple countries.


“I think the key to our collabora- tion has always been communi- cation. We genuinely enjoy what we do and the process behind it. We understand each other very well musically, the respect is mu- tual, and we make decisions to- gether.”


That relationship will now con- tinue on one of the industry’s newest and most prestigious sta- ges at UNVRS.


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