Indicate, you’ve played alongside
giants like R3HAB, Alan Walker, among others. Which artists were your
initial references when you started your career in electronic music?
I’ve always listened to many
genres, but it was vocal-driven tracks that really shaped my sound.
Even with ‘Strangers On The Go’, it was the vocal that pulled me in
emotionally. Artists like Avaion, Nu Aspect, Lane 8, and Hugel have
definitely inspired me with their melodic storytelling and energy.
NOAM,
the release of ‘Running Back’ was a memorable success. What has changed
in your musical perspective and expectations since last year’s release
for your upcoming productions with Warner and other labels?
‘Running
Back’ was a big turning point for me. It showed me that emotional,
melodic music can really connect with people even in a space that
sometimes leans more toward high-energy or commercial sounds. Since that
release, I’ve grown a lot in terms of trusting my instincts and
refining my sound.
Now, working with Warner and other labels, I’m
focused on making music that’s still true to me, but with a bigger
vision, more storytelling, more depth, and more intention.
I’m
thinking not just about club tracks, but about how each release can
build a world around it. That’s the mindset I’m bringing into every new
production.
