"Because I wear multiple hats, I can hit pause for a second and have the perspective of an artist."

We spoke to the esteemed composers about how they achieved a sound unique enough to stand on its own while harkening back to the electronic classics of "Matrix" yesteryear.

A Q&A with LUNAX, a fast-rising dance music producer and DJ hailing from Germany.

An interview with the iconic German DJ and dance music producer, who caught up with EDM.com to discuss his new EP and 2021 rework of his classic, "Your Love (9PM)."

"It’s nice to create heaven on earth, but at the end of the day you can’t take anything with you."

"I don’t care about making pop music, I make music for the dancefloor."

A candid interview with the prolific Blake, whose Grammy-nominated single "Before" proved that his approach to genre conventions is as madcap as it is fluid.

The pair recently sold out the famed Hollywood Palladium.

"There’s a lot of music that could potentially be some of my best work that I’ve done on this album."

"I feel like trap is about to have a big moment again."

"It was a beautiful chaos, but it was definitely chaos."

"It’s important to give the power back to musicians as opposed to having a middleman kind of control everything."

"Fairlane was a very spur of the moment thing."

ACRAZE recalls the difficult decision of catering to his fanbase of bass-heads or risking it all by switching to house music.

A melodic bass masterpiece, "Hope In Chaos" was self-sung, written and produced by JVNA.

Mike Posner recalls the impact of his relationship with Avicii, from almost singing on "Levels" to deriving inspiration in his memory to achieve his biggest personal goals.

"In our world we’re creating, we want it to be represented by its own unique sound, vision, aesthetic and overall artistic vision."

"I was trying to come up with something that would not only inspire me, but a whole new generation of kids to pick up an instrument."

"It's harder than you'd think. You've got to play at the army base," Oliver Tree said of Antarctica in a recent interview.

"This show means a lot to me not only as an artist but also as a person."

"We wanted to change the way we saw the mainstage dance scene."

"I think EDM is a massive part of my sound, even if the output doesn’t necessarily sound like it sometimes. Melodically it’s an inspiration for sure."

"Don’t be scared and go venture out into the world."

Described by deadmau5 as "Hans Zimmer meets techno," Rinzen spoke with us about how he went from writing about dance music to releasing it on the scene's most revered record labels.