But they can relate to song lyrics, and this can help them to feel emotions and realize they’re not alone. Sometimes a lot of people don’t have the courage to be themselves in this world. It’s sharing a message, it’s sharing an experience, or talking about real life.

Making music is not just playing some chords and singing. “Tell Me Why” is based on the 1984 Bronski Beat classic “Why,” which has become a gay anthem with the lyrics dealing with anti-gay prejudice? We decided to post this online too, just a small sample of it, and we immediately got a lot of messages from fans and colleagues asking what that song was. we played it, and we had a great reaction. I think the first time was Miami Music Week…. When was the first time that you played the remix in front of an audience, and did you immediately have the feeling that this could be something special? We tried to give it a fresh sound, something more 2022 that could give it a cool vibe and feeling to be played in a club nowadays We love the Supermode version, but we’re also big fans of the original Bronski Beat songs, it’s a really melodic line, and it fits really well with what we’re doing. Did Axtone Records ask you for this, and did you have an idea on how you wanted to approach the remix right away?

Please tell us about the origin of the remix. Our new single “ Bad Memories ” is out and is going really well, we’re over the moon, and we love it! We’re pretty good, thanks, we’re getting our first ever number one on Beatport, and we’re just coming from our first full summer season of shows worldwide. Luke, Mattia and Simone, congratulations on your first Beatport number one with your remix for Supermode’s “Tell Me Why.” How are you?

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