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Well, I would like to introduce myself as the next chapter of the classic eurodance music.
I have been working with music since childhood.
I always start with the music. The music is my way of expressing emotions and feelings. So when I have converted those emotions into music, I continue writing the chorus. The lyrics always come at the end of the creation process.
Yes there are a lot of songs I would like to do a cover of. But I have never had the guts to release a cover. Because I like to leave songs the way they are. Original songs will always be more emotional to me.
2 Unlimited, Dr Alban and E-type was my first discovery. I have plenty of favourite artists so the list is way too long to write down here.
Yes I write and produce songs for other artists. And believe it or not, they are not eurodance. I produce everything from r’n’b to reggae and hip hop.
This was back in my teenage, me and my friends shooted it at my neighbours house. The video was never released for commercial purpose as I didn’t have a record deal back then.
I was advertising for a vocalist at the end of 2004 and she contacted me after her participation in Swedish idol 2004. And then we started recording in beginning of 2005.
I receive a lot of critics, without constructive critics you can’t build up your carrier. I wouldn’t be where I am today if it hadn’t been for the critics I have received. Fans criticism means a lot to me.
I would love to work with “Ya kid K” from Technotronic but also “Nana Hedin” and “Dee”.
I am currently standing in a life situation where self control is one of the criterions of reaching your goals in life.
I have recorded a few house and reggae songs with me singing, but I chose not to put them on the album. I prefer having female chorus in eurodance songs. And I wanted to keep the classic style on the album.
That was actually both mine and Marwa's idea. The first song Put Your Hands Up (before i’m calling 911) has a story involving the cops. We often use the cop suit when performing with that song.
I chose to let the album be 100% classic style and not to mix with house songs. I wanted to keep those songs for future projects.
My future projects are releasing the next single from the album this spring. Later on I am having plans releasing a “remix album” containing remixed songs from earlier albums + some unreleased house songs. I am also having plans recording a music video if everything goes the way I want.
Yes that’s right. At that time eurodance was mainstream on radio and TV. She made me discover this music. I’m afraid she doesn’t listen to eurodance music today.
I prefer I’m Gonna Make You Mine, Everybody, No More, The Real Talk, Moonlight and Upside Down.
Classic eurodance from 92-94. Sometimes I listen to house and dub/reggae music.
NRJ In the Park from 2004. That was the first time I performed in front of a massive audience.
Feeling love emotions.
When someone or something takes the freedom from you. Freedom is very important for me.
Creative, deep, shining.
I love all my fans! I am so happy that I can produce classic eurodance music in 2009. This is all thanks to you guys.
© December 2009 KDJ - All rights reserved
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