Producer and DJ Raw ideology is steadily charting a unique path in the electronic music scene. With a clear vision and dedication to his craft, the artist continues to push an innovative techno sound, creating heavy music to offer listeners immersive sonic journeys to enjoy. As he continues to evolve and explore new sonic territories, Raw remains a dynamic force in the industry and a refreshing talent on the scene today. Today, we have the pleasure of delving into his career, discussing his creative processes, and a sneak peek at what’s next for this talented artist.
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Hello raw ideology! how have you been
Hi guys, thanks! Thanks for having me.
Looking back on your career in Electronic Music, how have your experiences shaped the music and sounds you create now?
100%! Everything I’ve seen over the years has made my vision really clear on what I want to hear and put out there. I’ve been able to trust my gut and see good reactions from different crowds.
Can you share with us which of your releases this year you’re proud to have produced so far?
Yes, I have new tunes that I really like. I put them on a guest mix so you can check them out, but they’ll be out in the next few months. Tracks are “Arrakis”, “Opio” and “Spectron”.
As the Electronic Music landscape evolves, what new sounds or genres are you experimenting with in your current and upcoming projects? Do you plan to infuse other genres with your signature Techno sound?
I wouldn’t say injecting other genres, but I’m definitely free to experiment with different sounds and styles. Nowadays, everything is a big twisted salad. I saw a video for a song that mixed Trance, Hard Techno, Gabber and Dubstep. I really don’t like it. I think every genre should stand on its own, especially since other genres don’t really do that with Techno. So why is Nu-Techno trying to mix it up? On the other hand, it also gives creative freedom to experiment with new sounds and not be attached to labels.
Do you plan to collaborate with other artists, vocalists or producers in the future?
Yes, definitely. I plan to add vocalists and instrumentalists to the mix.
Do you have any upcoming shows and decorations for this year?
Not yet as I’m recovering from surgery and taking care of some things around the house. However, I am moving some of my event brands, like Spot in Brazil, to do fun shows.
How do you currently engage with your fans and navigate social media to promote your music?
I’ve definitely been lacking in this area lately. It wasn’t an easy year and content creation was difficult due to movement issues. But I have some great ideas for visual content.
Where do you see your sound progressing as you continue to find new influences and inspirations?
Good question. I feel like it’s getting harder and harder to create fresh stuff for everyone. That’s why people try these unusual mixes like Dubstep + Gabber. But I’ve found my groove and I really think my sound is different from everyone else’s, so I’m just going to keep trusting my formula and enjoying what comes from it.
Can you give us a sneak peek at any of your upcoming releases?
Yes, the ones I mentioned before will be featured in my guest mix for When We Dip.
Looking ahead, are there any major goals or milestones you’re aiming to achieve in your music career over the next year?
Absolutely. I want to get back to playing regular shows, releasing a good amount of music and enjoying this lifestyle.
As Raw Ideology looks forward, its determination to create unique music and engage with its audience remains unwavering. Despite the challenges, her commitment to pushing the boundaries of her sound and returning to live performances shows her resilience and artistic drive. So be sure to stay connected with Raw Ideology on his social media channels to keep up with his latest releases, upcoming shows and creative endeavors. We conclude our interview with Raw Ideology by thanking him for sharing his journey and insights with us, looking forward to what’s next on his musical horizon.
Interview: raw ideology reflects future goals about electronic music and talks career + more