What if a demo is good but needs refining? Do you have time to help the producer and give them some tips? Does you help mixing and mastering? Ronnie Spiteri: I have a selection of artist I follow and am also good friends with them so always get sent stuff fresh out of their studios… these are my top 5 artists at the moment.
Where do you look for new music? Online, via demos, via people you already know? There are a couple more new artists joining the team soon but you’ll have to keep an eye on my socials to find out who. I’d like to sign more but its hard to find DJ/Producers to fit the sound I am after. Both these artists are DJ’s too and tick all the boxes every time I hear their music. Ronnie Spiteri: I’ve recently signed Hybrasil and Rhymos is also on the team. Who would you say are your core label artists? And do you think it’s important for a label to build a roster around a few key artists and develop a distinct sound in the process? Ronnie Spiteri: Kenja means fortune, health and spirituality. Where does the label name come from? Is there Is there a story behind it? The sound and style is somewhere between Tech house & Techno! I like music to be music and to have lots of sounds in the track that compliment each other but at the same time to be stripped down, underground with a real good grove and feel to it. Ronnie Spiteri: To be on Kenja you need to be different and to be creative. What’s the general rule to be on the label and what are the essential credentials? Do you have a particular sound? I love the chase and am always excited by new music, DJing, and the whole scene! On top of all that I’m a dad with a young family so as you can imagine I don’t sleep a hell of a lot but its worth it. Have had my head down in the studio for the last 5 years I work most days on site and literally every evening i work on my laptop, sorting out schedules, strategy and releases with my manager Joel Sumerling at SMM and my booking agent Kal at Underground-Artists. Now I have my label and things are stepping up. Throw in the odd holidays away and that’s what i have been doing the last 5 years!
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Ronnie Spiteri: so i used to and still work in a full time job as a Bricklayer & had my Residency at Junk in Southampton, so Monday to Friday was work and pretty much every Saturday I would be at Junk Djing. Hi Ronnie, for those who are not aware can you please give us a bit of background about yourself and what you did before you launched Kenja Records? We grab 5 minutes with the hotly tipped producer to get the lowdown on his Kenja Records imprint. Ronnie Spiteri’s perfect fusion of rolling Tech house beats with Techno has pushed him to the top of many A List DJ’s playlists.
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