“The music struck a chord with me – I was totally intrigued.” Zurich’s Sabb reveals his formative musical moments.

WHAT’S THE FIRST RECORD YOU EVER BOUGHT?

Stephan Bodzin – ‘Marathon Man’. This is one of those random things that happens with music. I actually bought it from an old friend of mine who was a techno DJ. I just loved it, so he had to sell it to me.

THE FIRST TIME YOU REMEMBER HEARING ELECTRONIC MUSIC?

I went for drink at a very small, local club in Pristina, Kosovo, where a friend of mine was working. It was only about 150 people. It was called the the Ak Bar and it must have been around 2004. The music struck a chord with me – I was totally intrigued. Even though it was just a local DJ, the whole atmosphere was really happy and I always felt at home there – it was my happy place!

YOUR FAVOURITE EVER RECORD?

Trentemøller – ‘Moan’. This is so hard. I have a few but my choice would have to be a very special record which grew on me a lot over the last couple of years. It never gets old and I can just listen to it over and over again. A truly inspirational artist and record.

THE RECORD YOU’RE PROUDEST OF?

‘Illusiones’. I think this really is the record that took it to the next level for me. It was on Noir’s label, and it got such a great reaction everywhere I played it that summer (and still does!).

THE FUTURE CLASSIC?

‘One Of Us (Dennis Ferrer Remix)’. What can I say? Dennis Ferrer remixing your record? Yes please. Moon Harbour reached out to Dennis, and he killed it!

The last track of the Night?

My favourite would be Oxia – ‘Domino’. Another all-time favourite of mine. It’s a bit of an obvious choice but it’s such a timeless classic that when you’ve got a great crowd, it just completes the night.

THE Soundtrack to a lazy sunday afternoon?

Caribou – ‘Can’t Do Without You’. This is just a slice of pure summer class!

The best record for a family party?

That would definitely be James Brown – ‘Sex Machine’. Ha!

 

Sabb & Boy.An’s ‘Not Feeling That Fine’ is out on February 1st on SK Supreme. Find Sabb on Facebook, Twitter and SoundCloud.

20th January, 2016

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