Hailing from the cultural hub of Lisbon, DIVENITTO has become a cornerstone of Portugal’s electronic music scene, with a career that began in 1997 and spans decades of innovation and artistry. Renowned for his versatility, his sets now focus on a captivating blend of Melodic and Organic House, showcasing his unique ability to craft unforgettable experiences for his audience. With a reputation built on technical excellence and creativity, he has left his mark on countless clubs, events, and festivals, both in Portugal and beyond. In 2022, he signed with the international label Café de Anatolia, releasing tracks that have earned global acclaim. As fans eagerly await his next release, Noãh, dropping on January 2, 2025, DIVENITTO continues to push boundaries, solidifying his legacy as a master of his craft.
Read our interview with DIVENITTO and stream his live set mix below.
Which comes first when you’re producing – the sound or the idea?
I usually start with the sound.
Does your material feature any collaborations?
Yes, sometimes I like to collaborate with other producers.
What’s on your current playlist?
A lot of music from Café de Anatolia and organic house music.
What techniques do you experiment with to get your original sound?
I use a lot of live-recorded instruments, like native flutes, in my home studio.
Was there a specific moment in your life where you thought, “this is what I want to do”?
I think about it every day, but especially when I perform live at events.
What do you keep close by while you’re playing a set?
I keep my instruments and microphone close.
Any emerging artists on your radar?
Yes, there are many talented artists waiting for an opportunity.
Any side projects you’re working on?
Yes, I’m finishing a new album with 16 tracks that will be released in February 2025.
Break down the news for us: what can we expect from you this year?
This year will be filled with new music and live shows at some festivals.
Famous last words?
Always believe in your work and intuition. The universe will take care of the rest—just flow.
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