Lidi-A

1. What's the coolest experience you've had creating music together?
The team spirit is the most valuable part. We can gently correct each other, and that helps us grow. I've started discovering my own style and gained confidence – all thanks to this collaboration.

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2. What's the biggest myth in the music industry you've faced?
(Skipped. If she doesn't see a clear myth, it's better to be honest than to force an answer.)

 

3. How would you describe our collective music in three words?
Light. Kind. Vibey. It's mood music – you can dance to it, relax, or just vibe out.

 

4. Which track or artist ignited your love for electronic music?
I'm not a pure electronic music fan, but working with Vlad, his melodies won me over. They became my gateway into this genre.

 

5. What's more important in music – sincere emotion or flawless sound?
Emotion, unquestionably. I live through every song. If I don't feel it in my soul, I can't sing it sincerely, even with perfect technique. Emotion is what gets passed "from heart to heart" and truly connects with the listener.

 

6. What's your strangest or funniest habit in your creative/recording process?
My "classical training" always pops up at the most unexpected moments! I studied classical vocals but now sing pop – and this mix sometimes leads to amusing results.

 

7. What's the main advice you'd give yourself when starting in music?
Grow carefully: don't jump between teachers, choose proven mentors. Don't step over others – think before you act. And most importantly – keep loving music.

 

8. How do you feel when your voice becomes part of an electronic track?
It's a new and amusing experience! Hearing my voice blend with electronic sounds is unusual but fascinating. It makes me rethink my own capabilities.

 

9. What's on your mind in the studio – technique or feelings?
Both. But when you feel the song in your soul, emotions take the lead and technique follows. First – I live it, then – I polish the details.

 

10. What would you like to sing about in our future tracks? Any dreams?
Something real and airy – like my songs "Sincerity" or "Purple Nights." I dream of writing my personal story and collaborating with Vlad again on the arrangement.

 

11. Why should people hear our music right now?
In this fast-paced world, our music offers a moment of sincerity. Someone might stumble upon our track online and find their own feelings reflected in it – and then they'll stay with us for a long time.