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“So many clubs are gonna go bankrupt, and these are very difficult times for all of us, not only DJs and artists but stage builders, everyone involved,” she says.įor now, she finds hope where she can. She’s appalled in particular by the labelling of the sector as ‘unviable’ by the UK government. These days, de Witte’s most pressing worry is the club scene getting the financial support it needs to make it through the COVID-19 crisis. “I have some ideas for future EPs, but also besides that I’m leaning a bit more towards other electronic music, like more ambient or just something more experimental,” she says, “because we cannot go clubbing I don’t fully experience this techno vibe anymore. While much of the music she has released this year was produced at the tail end of 2019, de Witte has been using the extra time during lockdown to get back in the studio too.

Remix star one episode 100 series#

She’s also launched a new solo stream series on YouTube that saw her play at a medieval castle in Ghent and a fortress in Montenegro. Last year, KNTXT became a label so far it’s put out seven releases, including two by de Witte this year: the stripped-back ‘Return To Nowhere’ EP in June and four- track thumper ‘Rave On Time’ in September. She launched her own KNTXT clubnight, which ran at Brussels institution Fuse, and this January celebrated its fifth anniversary at Kompass club in her hometown of Ghent. It’s a big, big, big milestone.”ĭe Witte’s built herself up over the past five years, after first appearing under her real name on Tiga’s Turbo label in 2015. “It’s probably the strangest year to become No.1 DJ since no one has really been DJing,” she says of her win. The Belgian techno star shot up from the No.7 spot in the Alternative Top 100 DJs to dethrone Carl Cox, who has claimed the No.1 title each year since the poll launched in 2018. Just three years on, she has come out on top of the Alternative Top 100 DJs poll, as well as claiming the Highest Techno and Highest Climber awards in the original Top 100 DJs poll. In September 2017, Charlotte de Witte featured on the front of DJ Mag’s flagship UK magazine with the tagline “techno’s next-gen superstar”. He’s an Italian guy living in Germany, he makes very fast-paced techno with very strong trance influences.” Who is your number one rising DJ of 2020: “Alignment. However, most of the tunes were released on the show before the album launch, excepting Boom.Best known for: Her KNTXT parties and label.įave tune 2020: “I've been playing ‘Trave’ by Jacidorex towards the end of my set. The album was released on 8 December 2005. Music was provided by Jeet Ganguly and Pritam with lyrics by Peyush Dixit and Aamir Ali.

The soundtrack of the show was sung by the Channel V band, Aasma.

Raj Singh Arora as Yuvraaj 'Yuvi' Dev.

Priya Wal as Anvesha 'Ashi' Ray Banerjee.

Tia and Ranveer also recognize their love for each other and end up happily together.

Ashi and Yuvi reconcile and resolve their differences. The show ends with Tia and Anvesha becoming step-sisters as their parents Sumit Ahuja and Sonia Ray plan to get married. Throughout the series, they go through various fights and misunderstandings. Ashi and Yuvi also begin a love/hate relationship. Tia and Ranveer become attracted to each other and begin dating. Īs the show progresses, two main relationships develop. They form the music group 'Remix' and become the singing sensation of the decade.

The four main characters are Tia Ahuja (the only daughter of fashion entrepreneur Sumit Ahuja), Anvesha Ray Banerjee (the only daughter of Bollywood filmstar Sonia Ray), Yuvraaj Dev (the brat son of Indian politician Yashwant Dev), and Ranveer Sisodia (from a middle-class Rajasthani family who comes to Maurya to avenge the death of his father with Sumit Ahuja). The school servesthe rich and famous, and scholarship students from poorer families. The story is based on the lives of 12th-grade students in an elite school called Maurya High.