Who is Yulia Niko: Yulia Niko rose to global prominence through releases on influential labels like Crosstown Rebels and Watergate. Now a globally recognized artist with an extensive touring schedule, Yulia released her debut album TWINSOUL. Her melodic sound moves between house and techno, channeling the emotional and transformative power of electronic music on dance floors worldwide.
In this conversation, Will Clarke is joined by Yulia Niko as she opens up about leaving a law career behind to fully pursue music. She shares how trusting her instincts, building community, and staying original helped her create a sustainable career without chasing trends or viral moments. Yulia also reflects on touring, social media pressure, hit records, and the importance of strategy in the modern music industry.
Who is Nils Hoffmann: Hailing from Berlin and shaped by German electronic culture, Nils Hoffmann is a classically trained pianist turned melodic, deep, and progressive house producer inspired by artists like Paul Kalkbrenner and Trentemoller. He has emerged as one of electronic music’s most exciting rising artists, amassing over 100 million streams worldwide.
In this conversation, Nils Hoffmann sits down with Will Clarke to talk about his album Everlight, growing up in Berlin’s electronic music scene, and how the city shaped his sound and mindset. He opens up about touring life, connecting with fans, and staying grounded while navigating success. The conversation also touches on leaving Anjunadeep, starting his own label, and the realities of building a long term career in today’s music industry.
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Eliza Rose embodies the magic of UK underground club culture. The vocalist, producer, and DJ broke through globally with ‘B.O.T.A (Baddest Of Them All)’, reaching Number One and becoming the first female DJ to top the official charts in 20 years, after years spent building her reputation across London’s clubs, festivals, and record shops. Now with MOBO and Brit nominations, magazine covers, and a world tour, she moves seamlessly between the underground and global stage.
In this conversation, Will Clarke sits down with Eliza Rose as she talks through the 10 year journey that led to B.O.T.A, from working in a record shop at 15 to hearing the track everywhere at Glastonbury and watching it snowball. She explains why blowing up earlier would have been too much for her, what it felt like going Number One with no money in her account, and how touring became relentless after B.O.T.A. Eliza opens up about burnout, losing her sound, chasing what she thought people expected, and stepping back to figure out what actually feels right.