In this interview, ABS8LUTE reflects on how her Caribbean roots, especially the rhythms and traditional music of Guadeloupe, shape her approach to hypnotic and groovy techno. She talks about reclaiming those influences through her sets, blending cultural memory with club music, and finding confidence as a DJ after starting later than many others.The conversation also explores representation, FLINTA and queer communities, safer spaces in nightlife, mentorship, mental health, and the importance of building scenes where people from underrepresented backgrounds can feel visible, supported, and genuinely included.If you enjoyed this interview, want to support this series and take your music production skills to the next level, check out our online masterclasses at https://www.homeofsound.co.uk/?affcode=663761__t0zs7xvSign-up to receive weekly updates to level up your production skills: https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1156751/166422025835906742/shareABS8LUTE:IG: https://instagram.com/abs8luteSC: https://soundcloud.com/abs8luteHoS: IG: https://instagram.com/home_of_soundHome of Sound is a virtual Home to meet, connect and learn through sound.Learn directly from artists like Rødhåd, Blawan, Temudo, Rene Wise, Daniel Avery, Kangding Ray, Phase Fatale, Ansome, Shifted, Freddy K, Lady Starlight, Setaoc Mass, Olivia Mendez, Red Rooms, TWR72, Kameliia and many more.
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