So that’s going to be a pretty big thing next year going all out at the label parties.Beach House – Going from introverted knee-gazers into an assured, emotionally assertive force. But I feel the need to take it outside because then you can brand your own party and decide who to invite, the line-up and all these things. I’ll have some label nights outside of Sweden because I’ve done some label nights in Stockholm, my home town, which is great since all my friends are there and a lot of people enjoy my music there. I’m focusing a little bit more on my label, trying to build that up a little bit more. Jeremy: There’s going to be a lot of touring, probably a lot more than 2016. The Sherp: What are your plans next year? What can your fans look forward to? It has this mysterious vibe about it with the Hare Krishna thing. I don’t know if they do that anymore, do they? Do they go up that high? I really love the song “Dum Maro Dum”. But I guess I like the old school Bollywood music. It’s a little bit more old school when they go up really high and it’s really hard to find that kind of thing. I have this thing about Indian music that I can only imagine a high-pitched female vocal. Jeremy: I’ve been trying to scratch the surface a little bit but it’s hard to know where to go. The Sherp: Since you’ve come to India so many times, are there any Indian artists you are looking forward to collaborating with? When everything is run in a professional kind of way, you feel comfortable to perform. And, I loved the crowd here and everything was very professional and it reminded me of festivals that are run in Europe and U.S. Even in Goa, everything is very fast and very crowded. So it’s a completely different vibe and experience than anywhere else in India, to be honest. It’s a super nice resort where you feel relaxed and it’s very different compared to the rest of India which is quite up-tempo and hectic. Jeremy: As my first experience of DJing in India, I loved the whole scenery down here. The Sherp: What is it about EVC that makes you want to come back and perform for your fans here? So I guess that’s why it felt good to do it. The years following that I’ve been to Goa and I’ve been doing club tours and this offer dropped in and it just felt really nice to kind of close the circle in a certain way and return back here. It was Prateek (Pandey) who brought me here and I had such a good time, that first time. It was in 2013 I think and it was the first time that I actually played in India. Jeremy: To be honest, I played the first edition here.
What made you say yes to Absolut Enchanted Valley Carnival (EVC)? The Sherp: Jeremy, you’ve performed in India a couple of times. Credits: Absolut Enchanted Valley Carnival
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