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Hailing all the way from Europe, Stavroz kicks off their Kick Up The Dust Tour at the Crescent Ballroom on September 1st. Always breaking boundaries in the electronic scene, Stavroz is bringing the full band experience to Phoenix, which will be a perfect vibe leading into September. Self-described as “delicately acoustic, organic, and cinematic,” Stavroz constantly carves their own path with their hybrid approach to music, combining live elements with electronic elements that create a calm yet addicting atmosphere, gracing huge stages across the world.

Stavroz had a busy summer festival season, performing all over Europe, including Amsterdam and Ibiza. With a North American Tour about to kick off, they have been busy creating new music and an incredible experience for us to be amazed by. Digging into their roots, this summer was the first time they have performed a DJ set in years, showcasing that Stavroz’s ingenuity isn’t slowing down anytime soon. Even though they have been performing for crowds for over a decade, Stavroz is still just scratching the surface, and we are excited to see what their future holds.

We had a chance to chat with Stavroz ahead of their North American tour, discussing their inspirations, what they listen to on a daily basis, what to expect on this new tour, and much more. Check it out below!

Stavroz has always been know for breaking boundaries in the electronic scene.  Where does the group draw their inspiration from?

Other artists we listen to, stuff that happens on tour, and also from our own shows, sometimes jams and interaction with the crowd could lead to cool pieces of music.

I am curious to hear about the growth of the group.  When did the group know that they had something special, and that they would make it “big”?

Fusion 2014, since that show we all felt ‘oke this is something else’. Something we can enjoy for a long time.

The group has played so many big festivals – any particular standout moments or sets that the group will never forget?

Fusion 2014 and all other fusion festivals we played. Other highlights were strawberry fields (Melbourne), Ghent Jazz and Brunch Barcelona.

I think having a record label is always impressive.  What has been the most rewarding part of “Moodfamily”?

The fact that we can decide our own planning and have no one interfere with our taste in music. It gives us total freedom.

What is something the group is proud of that you never really get to brag about?

We are superproud that we are the band we are today. We can make a living of making/playing music that we love.

What music do you listen to on a daily basis?

Anything from Kevin Morby to James Holden.

  What can fans expect on the Kick Up The Dust Tour?

Good music, good vibes and a dusty cloud of new tunes.  Last time we played in phoenix we noticed people here like to party and are a great audience. We’ll play some new and old songs. Lets stavroz it up.

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Interview: stavroz talks about their new single ‘her eyes were red’.

Thomas Gaboury-Potvin

Alt/Electronica , Interviews

28 September 2023

Hailing from Belgium, Stavroz evolved into masters of acoustic-infused electronica. Their EP ‘The Ginning’ was a turning point, seamlessly melding diverse musical backgrounds. Now, with ‘Kick Up The Dust’, they promise an even richer tapestry of sounds, incorporating Brazilian vocals and jazzy duduk. Stavroz’s live performances are legendary, a testament to their exceptional musical synergy. Catch them on their highly anticipated US tour in the next weeks for an unforgettable experience that bridges the gap between artist and audience.

Their new single Her Eyes Were Red is out now, you can listen to the single here:

When We Dip: Could you tell us more about your upcoming EP ‘Kick Up The Dust’? What inspired it and what was the creative process?

Certainly! ‘Kick Up The Dust’ is the culmination of a transformative journey for us. After two years of intense work on our debut album, extensive touring, some band reorganization, and a health scare, we collectively decided it was time to hit the reset button. This EP represents a celebration of embarking on this exciting new phase in our musical journey.

WWD: It’s rather uncommon to hear vocals on STAVROZ tracks. Could you please provide more insights into the featured artists on this record?

Indeed, vocals have been a rarity in STAVROZ tracks, but when the opportunity aligns with our vision, we embrace it wholeheartedly. Castello Branco approached us with a collaboration proposal, and we instantly fell in love with his distinctive voice and songwriting style. The track with Castello Branco had been in our creative pipeline for some time, and everything just clicked into place seamlessly. Additionally, we have a collaboration with the talented Belgian musician “Poltrock” on this EP, who brings his extraordinary skills in piano, keyboards, and electronic elements to the mix. “Dae-El” was one of the songs that came out after a couple studio sessions. As a side note, Poltrock was also our professor at the music college we attended over 10 years ago.

WWD: Can you share more about the creative process behind this EP, including the instruments used, recording locations, and its adaptability for live performances?

Our approach to crafting music doesn’t always revolve around how it will translate to the stage. Stavroz in the studio can differ from Stavroz on stage, but you’ll find common threads between the two. This dynamic keeps things fresh and exciting for us as we get to experiment and reinterpret our studio work in a live setting. In terms of instrumentation, we always maintain a healthy dose of acoustic elements in our recordings. ‘Kick Up The Dust’ EP is no exception, featuring horns, pianos, guitars, synths, and even a duduk. The live adaptation is an organic evolution of our studio work, shaped by the unique demands of each performance.

WWD: Your music beautifully balances electronic and analog elements. How do you perceive the relationship between these two aspects in your tracks?

For us, sound is sound, regardless of whether it’s acoustic, analog, or digital. We don’t categorize sounds; we seek harmony among them. Our goal is to find sounds that complement each other, whether they are functional or unconventional. We thrive on the challenge of discovering unique, unheard sounds and integrating them seamlessly into our soundscape.

WWD: What are the primary sources of inspiration for your music?

Our music is profoundly influenced by life experiences. Often, the best music emerges during moments of turmoil or excitement. Beyond that, our diverse musical backgrounds collectively contribute to our eclectic influences, which span a wide range of artists and genres. Punk, Techno, Blues, Eastern European music, Electronica, Alternative Rock, … you name it.

WWD: Can you share any other upcoming projects or events on the horizon?

Absolutely! Currently, we are in the midst of our ‘Kick Up The Dust’ North America tour, beginning with the East Coast and Canada. In October, we’ll venture to the West Coast, with a special performance at the iconic Roxy Theatre in Los Angeles. As the year draws to a close, we have plans for a tour in the Netherlands, a visit to London, and a Stavroz concert in Leuven, Belgium.

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• Saturday May 04, 2024 stavroz, ELIF, KATE ZUBOK, and Mira Fabric, London

Saturday 23 September 2023

stavroz , Mira , Caleesi , Sarah Kreis , and Awen

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Tour name: Love Hertz by Day - Stavroz, Mira, Parallelle, Caleesi & Sarah Kreis, AWEN

15 hours, 2 venues.

A two-part event presented by fabric’s new event platform Love Hertz takes place for the very first time on 23rd September showcasing live acts and DJ sets for a sun-soaked day session, followed by a heated club night finale.

The daytime edition takes place at the sprawling East London venue The Cause, with live sets from Stavroz, Parallelle (Hybrid) and AWEN. Meanwhile, Mira, Caleesi & Sarah Kreis, Hardt Antoine, Make A Dance and Pattn & Adnan Khadra join us for sets scoping a range of buoyant and euphoric sounds.

As the sun sets, we will head back to Farringdon for a classic late-nighter here at fabric, with Mano Le Tough, Mira, Elif, Heimlich Knüller, Mimi Love and B.o.T taking over for a staple club showcase.

Join us for the day edition, club night, or both.

Tickets are available for the Day & Night parties separately or together as a combined ticket.

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Love Hertz is fabric’s new music brand and event series specialising in indie, ethereal, experimental and deeper sounds. Following a curation for fabric Originals' forthcoming compilation 'fabric SELECTS III presented by Love Hertz', which comes out on 4th August featuring the likes of Hardt Antoine, ANII, Red Axes, Pattn & Adnan and more, on 13th September Love Hertz will debut with a special event at St. Paul’s Cathedral. @love_hertz_official

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From touring adventures to festival fever: Stavroz dishes on music, inspiration, and Baja California

In our latest chat, the belgian electronic outfit stavroz delves into their recent tour adventures across australia and india, their creative process, and what’s in store for their upcoming festival appearance..

They also reflect on the fusion of electronic and organic elements in their music, the invaluable lessons learned from years of touring, and their excitement for the Dance With Me x AHABAJA festival in Mexico. You can grab your tickets for the festival here .

EG: Hi, guys! Welcome back to EG. It’s a pleasure to have you here. How have you been? What have you been up to?

Stavroz: We’ve been doing quite well! We just wrapped up a tour that took us to Australia and India. We’ve had shows in Perth, Byron Bay, Melbourne, Chi Wow Wah Town, Gold Coast, Delhi, Bangalore, and Goa. Now, we’re taking a little bit of time at home to rest, recover, and readjust to the time zone.

EG: Your sound seamlessly blends electronic and organic elements. Can you walk us through your creative process when merging these different influences? Do you employ any specific rituals or methods to achieve such a unique sound?

Stavroz: Trial and error! Mix, match, mesh, and combine all different kinds of sounds until you find a combination that glues everything together. After a good amount of time, we’ve managed to fine-tune our method, and it has become more or less an automatic process of knowing what sounds work and which formula is most effective. There are many ways to do this right and just as many ways to do it wrong.

EG: You’ve accumulated extensive experience from touring over the years. What are some of the most valuable lessons you’ve learned personally and professionally on the road?

Stavroz: Excellent question! The most important lessons we’ve learned are: learn to have patience and make sure to double-check! This is an industry where everything goes fast and often at night time, so mistakes happen easily on any side. Yet, if you keep your head straight, you’ll avoid many pitfalls!

EG: You guys are set to headline the Dance With Me x AHABAJA festival soon. What aspects of performing at festivals like this excite you the most, and how do you prepare for such large-scale events?

Stavroz: We’re super excited to perform at Dance With Me x Ahabaja, we always have the best time in Mexico. We don’t approach the large festivals any differently than the little venues. It’s simply a bit more of an adrenaline rush to see several thousand people respond to your music instead of several hundred people. Nevertheless, a successful performance is just as rewarding, the size is irrelevant. One of the great advantages of playing at a large festival is that it is often open-air, which is good for the sound and the atmosphere in general.

EG: What can your fans and partygoers expect from your Dance With Me x AHABAJA performance?

Stavroz: They can expect us to Dance With Them. We’ll play a selection of our favorite (and hopefully their favorite) Stavroz songs. We’ve got a number of new songs in our live performance that we haven’t played in Mexico before, so make sure to attend and catch these unreleased little sorpresas!

EG: Have you had the chance to explore San Jose del Cabo or Baja California in the past? If so, could you share any memorable experiences or places you recommend visiting in the area?

Stavroz: We must admit that we haven’t made it to Cabo or Baja California yet.. We’re happy to finally go there and see what all the fuss is about ☺

EG: What advice would you offer to first-time festival attendees who will be joining Dance With Me x AHABAJA? Any tips for making the most of their experience?

Stavroz: Don’t get wasted immediately. Moderation is key, so you’ll be able to catch some good performances and remember them! Bring sunscreen, stay hydrated, find a good spot in the crowd, and let go of your inhibitions!

EG: Who are some established and emerging artists that you’re currently listening to and finding inspiration from? Are there any standout tracks or albums you’d recommend to your fans?

Stavroz: Concerning emerging artists, check out Omeria , Malik Faquir, and Flieder ! They are doing really cool things lately. We’re also gravitating back to some established artists like Isolée and Robag Wruhme . Lately, we’ve also been floating on the waves of Jan Jelinek . He makes more abstract textures and collages of tiny sound particles. Fascinating, refreshing, and relaxing!

“We try to keep that out of the studio and out of our music. For us, music is an escape, not a tool to make a political point”

EG: Looking at current global issues, are there any specific topics or events that inspire you as both artists and individuals? How do these inspirations manifest in your creative process?

Stavroz: There’s no way around AI at this moment. However, we’re a bit … torn. Is it a good thing? Will it disrupt society, our life as musicians, … ? Many question marks surround this incredible technology. We see the technology seeping into the instruments and tools that we use in creating our music, it’s intriguing to see its impact. It’s mostly beneficial right now, but we wonder how long until negative consequences start popping up.

When it comes to political upheaval … We try to keep that out of the studio and out of our music. For us, music is an escape, not a tool to make a political point.

EG: And about this trend of massive LED screens with these “futuristic” visual aids…what’s your take? Is it taking too much away from the music?

Stavroz: Thanks to those screens, some music and performances are definitely intensified. Imagine seeing a movie in the cinema. The experience is more impressive. Especially electronic acts that don’t have much life on the stage can benefit from powerful images. We however, are mostly performing as a live act. You can see us play instruments and interact among ourselves. It would be a shame to distract the audience from what is actually happening on stage. That doesn’t mean we would completely avoid using screens and visuals, but when we do use them, we don’t let them take over. The visuals should support the performance and the band, not vice versa.

EG: Finally, can you provide some insights into what’s next for Stavroz? Can we expect to see you on tour?

Stavroz: In the coming months, we’ll be touring mostly in Europe. We’ve got performances planned in Poland, Germany, Belgium, France, the UK, Turkey, Greece, … In the meantime, we’re slowly gathering ideas for new music.

EG: Thank you so much for your time, guys! We wish you all the best for the future. Take care!

Stavroz: Thank you for having us!

Stavroz will perform at Mexico’s Art With Me x AHABAJA on March 30th and April 1st, 2024. Grab your tickets here .

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