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Interview with FCF: Entering the Revolution of Sound

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Interview with FCF: Entering the Revolution of Sound

FCF is not just a music producer and DJ—he’s a visionary artist whose work transcends musical boundaries and redefines genres. Drawing on an eclectic mix of influences, from Hip Hop to Reggaeton and Funk, his ever-evolving style is a testament to his innovative spirit. FCF’s music is more than sound; it’s a narrative, an experience, and a reflection of life through a unique artistic lens.

In this interview, we dive into the mind behind ENTER THE REVOLUTION, FCF’s groundbreaking album that represents years of dedication, growth, and self-discovery. From his musical roots in Lisbon, Portugal, to the inspiration behind his experimental tracks, FCF shares his journey, his idols, and his vision for the future.

Interview mit FCF

Erzähl uns von dir, wer bist du und woher kommst du?

I am from Lisbon, Portugal. I started playing piano when I was 12 years old and starting producing in 2020 felling instantly in love and growing with it. Now I have just released an album, ENTER THE REVOLUTION, which culminates in all the work I did in production and music theory by myself through the course of 2 years.

Wie wurde deine Leidenschaft für Musik geboren? Wer sind deine Vorbilder?

I believe it was born by the influence of my parents who have always listened and shared to me and my brothers great music. My father showed me artists like Michael Jackson, Supertramp, The Black Eyed Peas, The Buggles and my mother introduced me to Bossa Nova and Flamenco, for example. And as I grew up I started developing my own style being highly influenced by artists like Travis Scott, ROSALÍA, Kanye West, who may be my biggest idols.

Welche Art von Musik machst du?

I make electronic experimental music.

Was ist der wichtigste Song für dich? Welche Botschaft willst du den Zuhörern vermitteln?

For me I don’t think there’s one song that is the most important. There are many that inspire me a lot like ‚SAOKO‘ and ‚DE AQUI NO SALES‘ by ROSALÍA are some of the songs that are inspiring me a lot for the past 2 years till now and have helped me a lot in the creation of my album because in both the production is amazing and makes feel really good plus the concept and lyrics are also very inspiring. Also from the songs I have made now the most important for me are ‚TRAPPED IN ANOTHER REALITY‘ because it was a song that helped me a lot in being motivated and uplifted and ‚LIFE!‘ which helped me a lot in figuring some traumas in my life.

Warum sollte ein Hörer, der dich nicht kennt, deine Musik hören?

Because they will feel something. Art is very subjective and I can’t tell what someone will feel exactly from listening to my music but I do know that I put a lot of work into creating it and I appreciate it not only for the work but also for the message that I give with my music which is to have a good time, to think, to evolve, to solve problems. And I always make music in the perspective of it being somewhat helpful to other people the same way that it is to me so that’s all I can really hope for.

Was sind deine zukünftigen Projekte? Wo siehst du dich in 5 Jahren?

I see myself making more albums, collaborating with artists and brands that I admire, performing shows and touring and getting the recognition that my work deserves.

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