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Voiski and Verraco on the “End of The World”, Utopia and Notions of Collectivity

Author: Nathalia Guerrero Photo Credit: Julian Gallo Utopia or oblivion? The direct question shines in white on the black paste of the latest record of Verraco, a Colombian producer and DJ from Medellín that navigates between breaks, IDM and hybrid sounds related to his ‘mestizofuturismo’ universe that have hypnotized national and international dancefloors for a few years now. The question resumes the context in which the world have been immersed for more than two years. For a moment it felt real: we lived a small simulation of the end of the world. Maybe we’re still trapped in it. “Maybe it’s not the end of the world after all,” answers french producer Voiski, who contacted his friend Verraco immediatly after knowing about this collaborative compilation of Nuits sonores between France and Colombia. “Voiski is like a perfect match: we are soul driven by melody”, replies Verraco. Their friendship from years ago and especially their musical chemistry was tested with the track they produced for this project. A process that both describe as something special. We spoke about utopia, dystopia, future and intercontinental collectivity with both producers. One in Colombia, one in France, both reading a specific moment in global electronic ecosystems.

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