Key Takeaways from Our Interview with Mattia Saviolo

1. Why Mattia Saviolo Moved to Berlin for Techno

• Originally from Padova, Italy, Mattia moved to Berlin in 2019 to expand his career.

• Why Berlin? More daily interaction with techno artists, producers, and club culture.

• Felt that Italy’s scene was shrinking, with fewer club opportunities.

• Moving to Berlin pushed his creativity and opened doors to new bookings.

2. Playing at Sisyphos Berlin: Advice for DJs

• First played at Sisyphos in 2011 and has been a regular since.

• Not an official resident but plays there every three months.

• How to get booked at Sisyphos?

  • Be authentic – They appreciate unique sounds and individuality.

  • Send your music and mixes – You don’t need to be a big artist to get a chance.

👉 Mattia’s tip: Sisyphos is open to new talent—just reach out and be yourself.

3. What is “The Italian Collective” & The Sentinels?

• The Italian Collective is a group of producers including Enrico Sangiuliano, Alex Lentini, STOMP BOXX, Antonio D’Africa, Sal, and Mattia.

• Connected during the pandemic and formed a tight-knit creative group.

• Released “Glitch in Time” on Enrico Sangiuliano’s transient label NINETOZERO.

• The Sentinels Name? Inspired by Mattia’s track Sentinella Meccanica (released on Kraftek).

• Dream project: A collaborative track where each Sentinel contributes to a techno mosaic.

4. What It Feels Like to Hear Your Tracks Played at Awakenings & Tomorrowland

• Mattia’s music has been played by Enrico Sangiuliano at Awakenings, Kappa Futur Festival, and Tomorrowland.

• His take? It’s a huge milestone and a sign that his sound is on the right track.

• “Even if you’re not on stage yet, if your tracks are being played there, you’re on the right path.”

5. Why Crafting Music for Pleasurekraft’s Label Kraftek Is Challenging

• Pleasurekraft is super selective – releasing music on his label is a challenge.

• Mattia’s first release, “Twilight of the Idols” (2018), became his biggest hit.

• Releasing on Kraftek isn’t just about making dance music, it’s about evoking deep emotions.

• Working with Pleasurekraft has pushed him to experiment and refine his sound.

6. Mattia’s Music Production Courses & Studio Services

• Berlin gave him the chance to open his own studio.

• Offers co-production, one-on-one lessons, mixing, mastering, and career advice.

• Who is it for?

  • New producers who want to develop their own unique sound.

  • Artists looking to get signed to labels.

• Available for in-person sessions in Berlin or remote Zoom lessons.

• Where to book? → www.mattiasaviolo.com or DM on Instagram @mattia_saviolo.

Final Thoughts

This interview with Mattia Saviolo gave deep insights into Berlin’s impact on techno careers, how to get booked at Sisyphos, and how he pushes his creativity in the studio.

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