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Q&A with Anetha [Blocaus, Reclaim Your City]

Anetha presented her music to Pristina clubbers at one of the events that Hapesira is organized, on 16 February 2017. The party was at the perfect location in Prishtina, the former Rilindja printing factory warehouse. This is the place in Kosovo that serves to organize cultural events with electronic music. This is a real rave warehouse.

At this fifth event of Hapesira, Anetha performed immediately after the Ukrainian artist Etapp Kyle and played a perfect techno set. It was a pure techno mix with few acid tracks in it. She created perfect energy and was great at playing. 

Below is a brief interview with Anetha. 

• Hola Anetha, thanks for your time to answer some of our questions and to present you to Kosovo clubbers. Can you give us a short introduction about Blocaus Series? 

A: Blocaus series is a French techno label created in 2016, as the next stage in our evolution after four successful years of hosting parties at various venues in Paris. Blocaus series as a record label is a logical extension of the ideology of the party series and through this can clearly reflect the main aim of pushing the highest quality of techno. Our label is not intended to show a certain vision of techno, but similarly to our parties, is bringing a holistic view of all different trends and in- fluences. Blocaus series constitutes a platform for talented producers to express their own style and operate within the broad spectrum of techno.

 • And a little bit about your collab on Reclaim Your City and how you feel working with Spencer Parker on Work Them? What makes you move? 

A: I made my debut on November 2015 with my Ophiuchus Ep on Spencer Parker’s imprint Work Them Records. I'm very grateful to have signed my first EP on this famous label. Thanks to Spencer, he believed in me from the very beginning! I also had the opportunity to make a track for the German label reclaim your city alongside Francois X, Abayomi and I/Y with a beautiful clip by the 29novfilm. Recently, I released a track called "Acid Train" for the great Anagram label. 

• Which track do you like to play on your gigs? Do you have your fav? 

A: Nthng - it never Ends 

• At the moment, which artists are you keeping eye on? 

A: Actually, I love all the stuff from Sawf :) 

• For a very short time you started to be on a road, do you have your favorite place where you like to play your sound? And is there any location you would like to play? 

A: The places where I loved to play, was of course Berghain/Panorama Bar, Kuudes Linja for Deep Space Helsinki crew and more recently at Grelle Forelle in Austria. And my dream, it will be to play one time in Japan !

• How do you feel about Hapesira event and coming to Kosovo? 

A: I was really pleased to have the chance to play in Kosovo and I hope it will be not the last time. I was super impressed with the incredible venue and the strong vibe of the crowd. Amazed to discover your unique way of partying. It was definitely one of my best party! 

• What’s your favorite color/season/facebook page that you follow? 

A: Black/ Summer/ some architecture pages like Archdaily or the brutalism Society. I also check lot of pages about food and fashion on instagram ;) 

• Your message to young clubbers? 

A: To live happily, we have to take the underground way :)

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