Auf Bodytonic Music gibts ein interessantes, kleines Interview mit Ame.
Chris O’Donohoe: You’ve been around for a while at this stage. Do you feel like you have established yourselves as artists now?
Kristian Beyer: It’s hard to say you know? For me it’s like I’m still the same as five years ago; I still feel the same as before. I meet people I used to be a fan of and they treat me the same as them. It’s like “ah I like your music” so this is very familiar for me now. As an artist I still learn every time and I’m still in development so I think to be established means not being progressive. I feel accepted and respected now maybe.
CO’D: You seem to have a very considered approach to releasing music. Do you consciously try and keep the amount of your releases to a minimum?
KB: Yeah. Because I also have a record shop, I know how it is, some producers release a new record every week and people get fed up. I think the artist can’t even think about what they’re doing. The process of developing a “product” it’s a lot of talking and making decisions and thinking about “is this something that can be still around in two years” you know? Not something for the moment. That’s why we will only have a couple of releases and remixes but not that much. It’s just a natural way for us.
