Known for her high-energy releases, ADRIANNA’s latest single, Hallucinations, marks a step into minimal. Debuted during her main stage set at Creamfields, where its stripped-back intensity resonated with the crowd. This release continues ADRIANNA’s 2024 exploration of minimalist, warehouse-inspired sounds, as seen in tracks like Wild Electric and through her label, Temple Music. We had the pleasure of speaking with ADRIANNA.
Interview with ADRIANNA
Hi ADRIANNA, First off, congratulations on your newest release, Hallucinations!
It’s an incredible track, Can you tell us about the journey of creating this piece? What inspired the sound and energy behind it?
Thank you so much! I wanted to strip back my production style a bit for this one and create a mood and story without relying solely on the vocals. Building tension and hypnotic atmospheres using the synths and percussion.
How do you choose the artists and tracks for your label Temple Music, and what makes a release perfect for you?
It’s completely down to the music. We have released tracks in different genres such as various forms of Techno, Hard Dance and Tech House. We’ve hosted events that reflect those diverse music styles. It comes down to the sound above everything else and in 2025 we look forward to showcasing more talent.
What’s your vision for the label?
The events are really a lot of fun, and we have some more great parties lined up for 2025. The vision for the label is to grow a brand that is not only one sound, but open to variations in the music we put out and the events we put on. Focusing on inclusion and quality.
Which Temple Music track would you recommend as a banger for DJs looking to elevate their sets?
That would have to be the Monika Kruse Remix of Wild Electric. It was awesome to see so many incredible artists support that track and the reaction on the dance floor every time is massive.
Looking back on 2024, what’s one moment that stands out as a major highlight for you?
It’s hard to choose one, I had a lot of fun closing Blue Marlin in Ibiza for Amazona. I was playing Tech House and Techno but with the Amazona theme, I was playing a real Latin flavor. Digging to find the Techno with the Spanish vocals and harder Tech House that was going to fit in my set was cool. I love all that percussion.
As we approach the new year, do you have any resolutions for 2025—personally or professionally?
Professionally there are so many exciting things happening, my resolutions are to stay focused and grow and work hard to improve and innovate my skills. Personally, would be to try to make sure the people in my life, new and old know how much I love and appreciate them and to do my best not to hurt anyone.
