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Interview with Andrea Pizzo and The Purple Mice: The odyssey of the Transhumanity

agosto 31, 2025

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Entrevista a Andy Arno: “En un mundo de fast music, yo hago música atemporal”

agosto 31, 2025

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Interview with Clinton N: The art of living between the real and the surreal

agosto 29, 2025

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Asfixia Social: Derribando muros con música – Una entrevista exclusiva

Asfixia Social es una de las propuestas más poderosas de la escena musical brasileña actual. Fundada en 2007, la banda ha hecho de la fusión de estilos y del fuerte compromiso social su sello distintivo, obteniendo reconocimientos culturales, participando en festivales de cultura urbana y presentándose en radios y programas de televisión tanto en Brasil como en el extranjero. Con una combinación de rap, rock, actitud callejera y letras contundentes, Asfixia Social ha colaborado con artistas emblemáticos como BNegão, de Planet Hemp, y Gaspar, de Z’África Brasil, incorporando a su música las vivencias y realidades de las periferias de São Paulo. Ahora, tras una intensa gira por Europa, el grupo presenta su más reciente lanzamiento, Walls Won’t Make You Safe , una obra que refleja su madurez artística y su mirada crítica sobre el mundo actual. Hoy tenemos el privilegio de conversar con los integrantes de esta banda que derriba muros con su música, mientras se prepara para emprend...

Interview with Adai Song: Reimagining the past is a way to reclaim the female voice

Adai Song —also known by her electronic alter ego ADÀI— is a singer, producer, DJ, and songwriter who fuses the sounds of traditional Chinese music with the energy of EDM, building a bridge between East and West. Her new album, The Bloom Project , currently under Grammy consideration in the Best Global Music Album category, offers a feminist reinterpretation of shidaiqu —the 1920s Shanghai genre that blended Western jazz with Chinese melodies during the city’s golden age. With this work, Adai revisits a century of musical history, rewriting it through a modern, empowered, and deeply personal lens. We spoke with her about the creative process behind the album, her artistic evolution, and how living between cultures can become an endless source of inspiration. What drew you to that golden era of Chinese music as a starting point for The Bloom Project ? Your songs revisit classical female figures. How do they resonate with the modern woman? I’ve always been fascinated by that g...

An interview with TRALALAS: A new chapter in the european Dark-Pop scene

From Denmark, TRALALAS —the solo project of Morten Alsinger, also known for his work with VERTICAL— arrives with a brand-new track, “Winter on the Vine.” In this exclusive interview with Soundloop, the artist shares how TRALALAS came to life, what led him to temporarily step away from electronic music, what it was like working with artists like Heidi Lindahl and Thomas Li, and what we can expect from the debut album set to be released in October. How did TRALALAS come to life, and what motivated this new beginning after your time with VERTICAL? TRALALAS have been my solo project for a while, also while working with VERTICAL. I’ve always – or for at least the last 10 years – worked and composed more classic alternative/indie tracks. I like the electronica and dub scene, but after some time I just felt that the TRALALAS idea stood out stronger. It left me with more directions in music, so I changed focus. I still work with soundscapes and ambient thou with my former VERTICAL friend, He...

An interview with SHIHORI: When music transcends borders

Here at Revista Soundloop, we had the opportunity to chat with SHIHORI, the Japanese singer and songwriter based in Los Angeles, a J-Pop star whose career spans from anime and video games to her solo project that transcends linguistic and cultural barriers. With over 130 compositions for renowned artists such as Nana Mizuki and Momoiro Clover Z, SHIHORI has left her mark on iconic series like Fairy Tail , Macross Frontier , The Irregular at Magic High School , and JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure —with the song “Holy Steel” surpassing 18 million views on YouTube. She has also lent her talent to franchises like My Little Pony , Ultraman R/B , Tomodachi Game , along with highly impactful video games such as League of Legends , Mobile Legends: Bang Bang , and Omega Strikers . In 2020, her rendition of “The Real Folk Blues” alongside international artists during the pandemic reached #6 on the Billboard World Digital chart, reaffirming her global presence and collaborative spirit. In this exclusive...

An Interview with Nordstahl: The Revolution of AI-Generated Industrial Metal

From the cold lands of northern Germany, Nordstahl — a project that merges the brutality of industrial metal with the near-infinite possibilities of artificial intelligence — set out to push the genre beyond its traditional limits, challenging machines to create music with soul, fury, and darkness. In this exclusive interview, we speak with Nordstahl about the challenges of working with AI and the meaning behind the project's name. What motivated you to create Nordstahl? How did the idea of using AI to generate industrial metal come about? I've been passionate about industrial metal for as long as I can remember. When I first experimented with AI music generation in German, I quickly discovered how challenging it was to produce results that weren't plagued by mispronounced words or generic-sounding compositions. This difficulty sparked my curiosity and determination. I began investing more time refining my approach, pushing the boundaries until the AI started prod...

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