CC Luna

In Techno Vinyls Records ’new series of interviews, we talk to producers who have releases on our label.

Interview with CC Luna

What does producing mean to you? When did you start your music career and what motivated you?

Production for me is a way of letting creativity out. It’s the best way for me to express myself. I started my music career 6 years ago properly but I bought my first Turntables 1998 just to play vinyls at home as I always wanted to become a Dj. Going to techno clubs in London in the 90s motivated me to play and produce Techno.

How have your releases inspired you throughout your career?

The feedback I get from fans inspires me to keep pushing myself to always get better. Do you like to collaborate with other artists? What do you think about remixing?

Do you like to remix or do you like to have your music remixed?

I love collaborations. I think its a great way to get inspiration and to think outside the box. I like remixing other peoples tracks so yes I think remixes are great. And yes I like when other people remix my tracks too.

How do you choose a title for your tracks? Do you think a well-chosen track and EP title matters?

Sometimes a track means a lot to me then I use a name that expresses my feelings. Other times I name the track after the lyrics or spoken words that I’m using in the track.

Is a well-designed cover important to you?

How do you choose record labels (what is a good label for you and what are your expectations)?

I choose labels that releases similar kind of music that I’m producing but also respect and support the artist. Bigger isn’t always better.

How do you see track sales in the digital millennium data flood?

There are positives and negatives. The big positive is that you are able to reach a lot more people quicker. The negative is that the artist earns less money.

What are your future plans for making tracks?

I make tracks all the time and always thriving to come up with something new and exciting.

Thank you for accepting our interview request, we wish you much more success in your producer work!