Swiss DJ and Producer Inamar Opens Up about Her Career and Latest Release

Mason Vera Paine

Swiss DJ and producer, Inamar stops by to speak about her musical journey, latest release "Dolce Vita" and her creative process. She also speaks about her upcoming projects. For the latest on Inamar and her projects visit: Inamarmusic.comLike and Follow Inamar on Instagram at: Instagram.com/inamarmusic https://masonverapaine.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/7.-Inamar-Talks-about-her-career-and-latest-release.mp3 Mason Vera Paine and Inamar Interview Transcription Announcer – 0:00: Mason Vera Paine. Mason Paine – 0:02: Swiss DJ and producer Inamar joins me to speak about her career and her latest project, Dolce Vita. Thanks for joining me, Inamar. Inamar – 0:09: Hey, Mason, I'm thrilled about this interview opportunity. Thank you so much for having me. Mason Paine – 0:14: So tell me, Inamar, how long have you been a DJ? Inamar – 0:17: I've been a DJ for three years. Mason Paine – 0:19: That's amazing that you've been djing for three years already. You know, I'm curious, who are some of your musical influences and what drew you to them? Inamar – 0:27: I've been inspired by various artists like Nora and pure, pretty, pink and Miss Monique. Their ability to showcase their creations to the audience and feel the vibes directly on the stage is truly inspiring. Mason Paine – 0:41: You know, I read somewhere that you also play instruments. Is this true? Inamar – 0:44: Yes, I play the piano and the guitar. Mason– 0:46: Now do you ever incorporate the piano or guitar into your music? Inamar – 0:50: Well, my creative process always starts at my piano. Jamming around generates many ideas, melodies and even songwriting. Mason Paine – 0:58: From what I read, you're also a producer. What inspired you to gravitate towards that? Or was this more of a natural progression as a DJ? Inamar – 1:06: It was actually the other way around. Seven years ago, I started producing. I was in Ibiza, standing at Ushuaya, and suddenly it hit me like a lightning bolt. I knew I wanted to make music. I flew back home, downloaded logic prex and thought myself everything through YouTube videos and books. I think it was then a natural progression that at some point I wanted to showcase my music to an audience. That's when I started DJing and realized it's also a huge passion of mine. Mason Paine – 1:37: I love hearing how people end up becoming DJs and everything about you was self taught. It was just a natural progression into being a musician. And you just knew that, bam, this is where I want to be. So tell me about your latest track, Dolce Vita. Inamar – 1:52: Well, my new track, Dolce Vita, was created in my music studio in Lugano. Lugano is located in the italian part of Switzerland. The view of palm trees and Lugano's mountains. Sansa vaturatore inspired me to write Dolce Vita. I had this melody in my head and translated it onto my piano to craft the song's lyrics. I really wanted to produce a song that reflects my love for the italian way of life. So I poured all my good wipes into it. With this song, I aimed to emphasize the joys of life, such as good food, good company and beautiful surroundings. Song – 2:30: Dolce Vita By: Inamar Mason Paine – 5:27: Now I know you released Dolce Vita on Sirup. How did this partnership come about? Inamar – 5:32: Partnership with Sirup came about when they heard my track Dolce Vita and expressed interest in releasing it. We sat down to discuss the details and it felt like a great opportunity to share my music with a renowned label like Sirup. Their professionalism and commitment to high quality music convinced me that this was the right partnership for me. Mason Paine – 5:52: Now, most DJs focus on a specific genre of music, but I actually read you have a focus on three. What are these three genres and what drew you to them? Inamar – 6:01: My main genre is melodic techno, but I also enjoy playing techno and brokerage files in clubs. As a producer,