Lokier delivers the 11th episode of Gravity podcast. Recordings were made at home, in the studio or in a club. In and out of lockdowns.
Lokier recorded the mix at home during the recent “light lockdown” in Berlin and while she decided to go for a “more chill vibe than usual”, her set is still strikingly effective and doesn’t pull any punches.
Gravity had a talk with the artist.
You’ve also recently released an EP titled ‘Back To Life’ on Amelie Lens’ Lenske label. How did your collaboration with Amelie come to happen? Why ‘Back To Life’?
It was during the last lockdown when I saw that Amelie included my track “Shadow” on her Spotify playlist so I wrote her to say thank you. We talked for a bit and then she asked me to send her some music. I worked on a track that she liked and shortly after she asked me if I wanted to be part of Lenske. I didn’t expect it at all, I was super excited. I named it “Back To Life” because when I was working on the EP I developed tinnitus so I had to stop working for months. We were in lockdown so it was easier to avoid music for a while. Amelie was always very understanding and supportive and she gave me time to recover. When I felt better I was finally able to finish the EP and I really felt like I was coming back to life!
