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In this episode, Raffaele Attanasio reflects on his creative process, from the spontaneous making of “Gundam” to the discipline, self-criticism and patience behind his productions. He speaks about avoiding deadlines, trusting intuition in the studio, taking breaks from unfinished tracks, and how his musical background in piano, drums, percussion and early beat-making shaped his approach to techno.The conversation also explores his relationship with Jeff Mills, Detroit techno, Axis Records, and the unexpected back-to-back moment that changed his career. Raffaele shares insights into running South Signatures, scouting new artists, releasing music without forcing the process, staying authentic on social media, and encouraging producers to believe in their own sound while the techno scene continues to change.If you enjoyed this interview, want to support this series and take your music production skills to the next level, check out our online masterclasses athttps://www.homeofsound.co.uk/?affcode=663761__t0zs7xvSign-up to receive weekly updates to level up your production skills:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1156751/166422025835906742/shareRaffaele Attanasio:IG: https://instagram.com/raffaele_attanasio_ofcSC: https://soundcloud.com/raffaele_attanasioHoS:IG: https://instagram.com/home_of_soundHome of Sound is a virtual Home to meet, connect and learn through sound.Learn directly from artists like Rødhåd, Blawan, Temudo, Rene Wise, Daniel Avery, Kangding Ray, Phase Fatale, Ansome, Shifted, Freddy K, Lady Starlight, Setaoc Mass, Olivia Mendez, Red Rooms, TWR72, Kameliia and many more.
