Thanks a lot! Actually, there was a remix competition of the track “Bell” of Mha Iri like a year ago. I just used the vocals of Bell, but the rest of the track was my own creation. I didn’t win the contest, but I reached the short list, so it was a little bit sad to forget about the track because I just knew that it had a lot of potential. That’s why I changed the vocals from “Bell” to “Embrace”.

Yes indeed! Tim Peeters aka NIVIRO is my best friend since ages, so that’s why we thought it was fun to collaborate. I was already working on ‘XTC In My Bed’, but when he heard it, he had a lovely melody idea and some cool percussion grooves and stuff. That’s how this ended as a collab, and I’m very proud of the result.
Also, because NIVIRO is just an insane producer, it was really inspiring for me to see his producing methods.

I studied Music Management at college, and during my study, I was already doing some freelance work at Villa Basta, a sort of creative place where you can learn a lot like DJ’ing, producing, singing…
That’s where I was already teaching kids and teenagers some DJ-skills. I really liked that job a lot, and it’s a great job to combine with my own career, so that’s why I had the idea to launch my own DJ- and producer school after my study.
The most rewarding part of teaching is seeing some students reaching really big stages all over the world. Redx was my first “project”, and now he has already played at festivals like Tomorrowland and clubs abroad in Spain, The Netherlands, France, Turkey…

For me, every gig is lovely because I just love to share my tracks, vibes and DJ’ing with a crowd. But if I really need to point out some moments, I can say that I really loved my performances at Tomorrowland, ANAYA, Ibiza and Amsterdam Dance Event.

When I was 17, I just wanted to play every style in a commercial way, because at that time, I was going to a lot of parties where people just really liked pop songs and stuff. And because I just wanted to start as a DJ, for me, the most easy way to get some bookings was to play this allround style. Also, because I started producing as well, but I really had no clue which style I preferred the most.
During the years, my producing style in the studio changed from pop to tech house. That was the time I created my alter ego called “Luna Lucci”, because “Severe” was my commercial name and I didn’t want that people were confused about my style.
Half a year after the launch of Luna, the covid pandemy hit hard and everything went in lockdown. During that time, I spent a lot of time in the studio and my style evolved from tech house to some harder tech house… to some harder kicks and basslines… and after a while, I was realizing that I was making techno instead of tech house.
So after the worst part of the covid pandemic, I re-launched “Luna Lucci” as a techno artist. But because I started my producing story with pop music and tech house, I really like to use these elements in my tracks.

Thank you! I’m really happy with this step in my career, because I never had a bookings agent or stuff like that. I was just trying to have some bookings on my own, what kinda worked in Belgium, but what was really hard to find abroad. And because I’m more than excited to play in countries like Germany and Spain and stuff, Inner Circle Agency is just the perfect match!

I think the moon, because it’s already in my name and I really like to play some dark sets haha!

The first thing coming up now is the release of “Embrace” on Rave Me Hard (so excited!). Later this year, a collab together with D-Devils (known from ‘The 6th Gate’) is scheduled for release, and in March, my EP will be out as well.
Besides that, I have my own project called “Moonlight Techno” , and the 5th of April, the first edition will be in my hometown in Belgium! Feel free to join me there (: