Renaissance Talks about his latest collaboration ‘Dust’ with Taylr Renee and more

Hey Renaissance! Glad to have you here to talk with you about your latest release ‘Dust’.

Thanks for having me Edm Nomad Fam, it’s always a pleasure talking to you!

Can you please tell us more details about ‘Dust’? How did it come to life and when and how did you decide with Taylr Renee to produce it?
The idea was to have a powerful track to play at festivals. I’ve always liked the drops that have synths created by vocal chops mixed with a current techno sound. Perfect combo!

The track was initially born with a vocal created with AI (I’m a big fan and I like to experiment), but a vocal was missing. My team and I sent the idea to Taylor, who enthusiastically accepted immediately and in a few hours sent the final version.

What sets ‘Dust’ apart from your previous work, and why should listeners tune in?

I think it’s a very energetic track that can be listened to at festivals, in the gym, in the car. I also think it has the perfect mix between the current sound and that of the historical EDM.

How would you describe your sound?

I would say Bigroom Techno. The key word is energy!

Who is Renaissance and why music? At what age did you get into music and how?

My name is Ale, I’m 33 years old and I’ve been making music since I was 20. I started making music thanks to Gabry Ponte, of whom I’m a fan after seeing him in a show in my village. After the show I said: ”This is what I want to do”.

Before dropping the Renaissance project, I was part of a duo with a friend.

Do you remember the name of the first song that made you love electronic music?

Yes, Spaceman by Hardwell

Who or what has been your biggest inspiration throughout your music journey?

I definitely started with Gabry Ponte and then continued with Hardwell.

What’s the one activity you love doing in your free time when not making music?

I like cars and I am a big fan of AC Milan. Living in the mountains I also like to go for walks.

Can you tell us more about your dream and future collaboration and what do you hope to achieve in the next 5 years in your professional career?

I want to open a music studio that can become the headquarters of Renaissance and that can give the opportunity to work to other emerging artists and not to believe in their own dream as I did. I also want to bring music to festivals and play at Tomorrowland. I would like to collaborate with many artists, but I am superstitious and I will not say the names

This is all for now. Thank you for your time answering our questions. Where can our community find out more about your music and your future releases?