Suara says Kitties Wanna Dance

What's the philosophy behind the Suara? Very simple and difficult to explain at the same time. I release just the music that I like, from deep house to soft techno. I just need to love it. I don't care about if it's warm or powerful, melodic or groovy. It's all about good stuff in very different ways. The original track on one of our latest releases was made by Carlo Lio. It was a truly peak time tech house killer. Then I decided to ask to one techno artist (Gel Abril) and one deep house artist (Huxley) for the remixes. The result was one remix in a Berghain style that has been charted by Troy Pierce and one remix that could have been released on Freerange. It's just an example. I can't give the label just one sound, because I don't like just one kind of music. By the way I have three labels at the moment. Atypical Farm for real techno music. My Cup Of Tea for special stuff from deep to indie disco house in a pop way. The design of this label is unbeatable. Please take a look to the artworks of MCOT because i'm sure you will love it. I have a few of the artworks at home as pictures. Then Suara. I forgot to say that we're working on a new label for bootlegs. Only vinyl and limited copies. So I should say that I'm the owner of four labels, not three... Who are the label's core artists, and how do you all know each other? Not easy to reply as all the artists that have released a track or a remix on Suara are important for me. The circle of artists on the label is huge. I like to work with very different artists, try to do something special every time. I'm always interest to find new artists, release music from new talents... But I also love to work with fellas like Edu Imbernon, Uner, Affkt, Carlo Lio. 33 records is a lot for a label just three years old. How do manage all those releases? Not easy, especially because I'm doing everything myself. I have a visual designer for artwork and newsletters (GaAs). I'm also working with a distributor that makes me the life a little bit easier (Prime Direct), but I started to work with them only a few weeks ago. I'm my own A&R. I'm my own accountant. I'm my own assistant. I should find people for all that jobs because the label is getting bigger and bigger, but isn't easy to find the right people. How did you decide on the title Kitties Wanna Dance? The label is very close relationship with cats. That's why all our artworks since Suara 011 (early 2009) are cats in very diverse forms. Kitties Wanna Dance is like an explosion of happiness, a hymn to life… Suara is a label that wanna grow up doing the right things and Kitties Wanna Dance means our necessity to be listened for making happy to the people.