Interview with Juliet Fox

For our launch night on Saturday 19 March we?ve got the very talented Juliet Fox headlining. We caught up with her during her recent tour of Australia for an exclusive interview...

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Date published: 27th Feb 2016

1. 2015 was a fantastic year for you - what were your highlights?

There was a lot actually! haha

But to name a few:

Playing at EDC in Vegas
The release of 'Can't Sleep' on Toolroom Records
Playing for Toolroom Live & the first of the We Are WHSE series
Moving to Berlin

2. And what?s in store for you in 2016?

I'm just finishing off a tour in Australia and a few gigs in Thailand which have been great. When I get back to Berlin I'm playing at the newly renovated Magdalena on the 26th of February, which I cant wait for. Then some shows lined up in the next couple of months include WE ARE FSTVL, two Toolroom Live shows, and of course the launch of Element at Mash House ;) Also some great releases I cant say too much about, but due to drop in summer.

3. How would you describe your sound?

Deep dark techno, with a driving tech house base

4. How did you get into DJing and producing?

I was 14 years old when I made my older sister take me to a club. I used to be so fascinated by other DJs and how they could create such an amazing atmosphere and control the crowd. I then one day decided I wanted to learn how to mix so went out and brought myself a brand new pair of Technics, and started to teach myself.

Production came about 4-5 years ago after I had been using Ableton to do mixes and mash ups for a radio station I used to work at. I then started to play around with it more and watching tutorials to start making tracks.

5. Which do you prefer?

I love doing both! DJing is a lot of fun as you connect directly with people, but its equally rewarding to see your hard work in a track when you play it out and get the reaction from a crowd.

6. Finally, what?s the best gig you?ve ever played and why?

It would have to be just last November when I played my first Berlin gig, which was at the infamous Sisyphos. I played a Sunday afternoon 4-8pm to an already packed dance floor/room! The crowd was amazing and they just kept at it for the full 4 hours!

So there you have it! We can?t wait to hear Juliet?s set when she joins us for our launch night.

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