Sound can be described as invisible waves transporting vibrations. Music is the art of combining that energy into patterns that trigger emotions. DJ/producer Peter Schumann knows his art quite well—eclectic; highly engaging low frequencies; a personal rhythm that makes the whole sound flow uniquely, and thus even has a genre tag of its own—"elastic house".

Meet the first female DJ to Amman, Jordan, who goes by the name of Shamsa, which is an old Bedouin name and means the sun.

I owe Niki Sadeki for weeks of creative fuel, siphoned from her DJ sets which are charged with so much depth and heart. Listening to her first set from Frisky Radio I was obsessed, where had this girl come from?

There is no elevator to success. You have to take the stairs. And madmotormiquel has climbed them all, one by one. His charisma has made him an icon and a favorite within Berlin's Kater family with regular gigs at the well-known SaSoMo events as well as other big nights at the legendary club, ever since the days of Bar25 and KaterHolzig.

There’s a special feeling when you get to know someone through their music before meeting them; knowing that certain sounds can recreate moods and redefine feelings within a 60-minute compilation.

When I came across Ida Daugaard's music, I inevitably spent several days listening to it nonstop and voilà, she opened my ear to the beauty of minimal analog sounds, and the art of vinyl.

In the past months, I frequently arrived at the same point, thinking: How do other music producers deal with the situation of being stuck in their creative process, when things no longer seem to move forward?
I really wanted to reach the next level so I met up with DJ/Producer Tom Peters shortly after his gig in Berlin Kreuzberg at Sage Beach, we sat down for a coffee and had a chat.