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“I never thought the possibility that the Barcelona Beach Festival would not be held”

Sugar Mizzy July 2, 2022

I had never been to Barcelona before. However, in the next two months she will have been twice. Next month at the Opium nightclub and tonight at the Barcelona Beach Festival. An experience that has qualified The vanguard of “dream come true”.

The DJ is well aware that the great electronic music event, one of the most important in Europe, almost did not take place due to differences between the Sant Adrià del Besòs City Council and Bombers, who broke off a few hours after start of the festival, after an online meeting between the general management of Bombers, led by Joan Delort, and the mayor of Sant Adrià, Filo Cañete. A meeting in which an agreement was reached in extremis that was able to obtain the favorable risk prevention report to be able to issue the license and hold this one-day summer festival. However, optimistic like no other, the Danish DJ and producer has assured that I never really thought about the possibility that it was not going to take place.


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Morten has chatted with The vanguard shortly before going on stage, while Brian Cross & Yves V was playing in the background, and explained how important it is for him to attend an appointment like this. “I’ve been thinking about it for a long time. It is one of the most outstanding festivals on the scene and being here is an honor for me”.

The artist said he was not nervous about getting on stage. “I have a lot of respect for the public but I really want us all to enjoy it. I can’t wait to get out.”

When he has done so, he has received a warm welcome from the public, who have cheered his name and started clapping and jumping in the arena as if there were no tomorrow.

The pandemic has turned out to be a most creative period for Morten

The one from Aarhus has not hidden his enthusiasm for a night like this and for all the projects he has prepared for this year. He started 2022 with Permanence and anticipates that “some other surprise is yet to come”.

The pandemic, although it has been “a most confusing time for everyone”, has turned out to be a most creative period for Morten, who started in the profession at just thirteen years old. Now, and for some time now, the effort is bearing fruit and they have placed him at number 39 in the world DJ ranking.

Barcelona Beach Festival 22 held in St Adrià

Image taken during the Barcelona Beach Festival held in Sant Adrià

Mané Espinosa / Own

His collaborations with David Guetta have made him even better known. They met ten years ago in Los Angeles but they didn’t start working hand in hand until two years ago, when Morten dared to teach him his music. “He told me that I was very special and this overwhelmed me. From there we got to work. For me, he is my mentor in the profession. The best godfather you could have and above all a good friend”, he admits.

Together they created the so-called ‘Future Rave’, a new genre of dance music created by themselves that combines underground techno sounds and that “fills the public with energy. It is not easy to explain. It goes beyond music and genres, it is a movement”.

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