Magdalena to usher in year-end party season
The Hindu
Hamburg-based DJ, music producer and promoter tours Hyderabad and Goa on a mini-India tour
“Travelling these days requires a bit more organisational talent like getting PCR tests done in time and to have the additional documentation ready,” says DJ Magdalena ahead of her India tour (December 17, 2021, in Hyderabad, 18 and 19 in Goa).
The Electronic Music artist who had earlier performed in India in 2019, says, she cannot wait to connect with her fans here. “I am excited to come to Hyderabad again and to also play twice in Goa,” she adds.
The Hamburg-based musician is happy to know of the Hamburg-Hyderabad cultural collaborations in the past, however, she says the music she plays depends on the crowd. “Every crowd can be different so when playing I need to be able to go left or right with my music. In the end to me, it is more about the big sum of individuals who are on the dance floor rather than a certain city.”
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