Carli | Interview
Carli is an immensely talented, constantly genre defying and very charming dj/producer from Sweden. We've gotten to know him as one half of Staygold, Savage Skulls and Marcus Price & Carli. We've seen him occupy dj booths in Miami, London and Stockholm. We've heard him produce everything from filthy grime to saccharine disco. We've had the pleasure of tagging along on a musical journey that sways back and forth between dodgy warehouses in Västberga and glittery super clubs on Ibiza; from aggressive beats for the street to dreamy pop productions for la-la-land. Carli comes equipped with an effortless eclecticism that only the most talented can pull of, matched with a tempo that demands unconditional love for music combined with less than zero interest in nostalgia.
As you might be able to tell, it's impossible to speak about this guy in a sensible way. Were we to begin listing his many collaborations, we'd soon end up in a namedropping session which would have Victor Ward, main character of Bret Easton Ellis' Glamorama, losing his breath. We'll just mention a few projects that have occupied Carli Löf's life over the last year: A string of irresistible singles with Marcus Price, a couple of brilliant productions on Rebecca & Fiona's debut album, and a few international club smashers together with Crookers as Dr. Gonzo. Alright, we should probably mention that he's also the guy behind some of Robyn's fiercest beats of late.
Carli | Interview
01.Who are you?
Carli
02.Country Of Origin?
Mom Swedish Dad Sudanese
03.All-time favourite Robot?
The long one in the scrap yard in Star Wars
04.Favourite sound?
The sound of hydraulics
05.Most Influential track?
Fire - The Prodigy
06.Apple or PC?
Apple
07.Piece of hardware you couldn't live without?
EMS VCS3
08.Piece of software you couldn't live without?
Silver compressor in Logic
09.If you could write the score for any film?
Beat Street
10.Where would you travel through time?
Ancient Greece
11.What do Robots dream of?
Weapons