Are you ready for a story of elves, dragons and ancient malevolent forces? Well, Simone de Kunovich has just the tale. For today’s specialist mix, the Italian producer and DJ comes through with a ‘fantasy dance’ themed listen filled with tracks that carry a sense of mystery and intrigue interspersed with snippets of cinematic dialogue.
“The Book is burning in the heart of the forest,” de Kunovich begins, setting the scene. “Knives made of glass shimmering in the hands of elves under the emerald moon.”
Continuing the enigmatic narrative around which he put together this mix – which also taps into the fantastical realm within which his latest EP Flow My Tears is set – the Milan-based artist continues: “thunder over the citadel, gleaming walls in the morning frost, echoes of darkness howling in the wind.”
“In its tower, the Sorcerer is conjuring a thousand year old prophecy, unspeakable evil. Then, in the shadows, a hero awaits…” Press play and embark on a fabled quest.
Fantasy dance: Mixed by Simone de Kunovich
Fantasy dance: Mixed by Simone de Kunovich
Are you ready for a story of elves, dragons and ancient malevolent forces? Well, Simone de Kunovich has just the tale. For today’s specialist mix, the Italian producer and DJ comes through with a ‘fantasy dance’ themed listen filled with tracks that carry a sense of mystery and intrigue interspersed with snippets of cinematic dialogue.
“The Book is burning in the heart of the forest,” de Kunovich begins, setting the scene. “Knives made of glass shimmering in the hands of elves under the emerald moon.”
Continuing the enigmatic narrative around which he put together this mix – which also taps into the fantastical realm within which his latest EP Flow My Tears is set – the Milan-based artist continues: “thunder over the citadel, gleaming walls in the morning frost, echoes of darkness howling in the wind.”
“In its tower, the Sorcerer is conjuring a thousand year old prophecy, unspeakable evil. Then, in the shadows, a hero awaits…” Press play and embark on a fabled quest.
