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Happrixx makes music for the pure love of it
As told to Studio Carry on Harry by the team of Happrixx in a submitted interview .
Tell us about yourself?
Happrixx, currently better-known as Baddy Beats, has begun his new project with the single “Arpeggiator.” The track retains some of his original style from the highly successful Baddy Beats project but repositions him as a festival mainstay of the near future. Happrixx, aka Berlin-based Sven Wenke, makes progressive, trance-reminiscent electronic that could fall into several classic electronic genres. Either way, it’s got the “mainstage” sound down while also sparking the appeal of an opening act on a side stage that the people there would never forget.
What was most attractive part for you to be in this industry?
Happrixx makes music for the pure love of it, using it to understand himself and work through his stressors and problems.
Share some experiences that made you grow in life or profession ?
Happrixx’s story goes back to his youth, but things really changed for him with a 2009 cancer diagnosis. Happrixx admits the illness, “pretty much took my life away. Luckily I got through everything well, it just took a while before [I was] physically resilient again and could concentrate on complex things.” And dominoes began to fall: “Unfortunately, after the illness, my girlfriend also gave up. That really got me down again.”
Who inspired you ? How do you work on creating your own signature style ?
But Happrixx kept as positive as possible through that time and found his post-happily-ever-after hope in his current girlfriend. As for how he recovered so well, Happrixx credits holding on, staying strong, and tapping into his patience.
What do you want to convey through your music?
Before Happrix, Baddy Beats had accumulated nearly 200,000 streams on Spotify alone, and within just about a year. Happrixx reminisces on his humble beginnings, “My older brother bought a turntable, a mixer and a couple of records. Electronic music has fascinated me ever since. Later I bought my own two turntables, mixer and records and djed at home.” That’s when cancer came into the picture, and his journey of building up his talent came to a halt, and it felt like things would stall forever. He notes that after he was mostly recovered, Happrixx took years to perfect his sound before showing up in the scene in Berlin.
Story behind making of your new track / Album?
He muses, “My songs always come from a passion for music and jamming, plus a little spark, a beat, a baseline or any other impulse that I use to make a song out of it. I’m currently producing a song as Happrixx, for which I’ve had a lead sound for a long time that I want to pack into a song.”
Any interesting trivia about making of song ?
This is his first single as Happrixx.
People who you would like to thank ?
His brother and girlfriend
People who you would like to work with and people you idolize to be like professionally ?
Armin van Buuren, Wolfgang Gartner
Where do you see your music 3 years from now ?
Happrixx anticipates putting in the work to make this project more successful than Baddy Beats. In three years, he’ll be well-known throughout the west.
How would you like to stretch your boundaries of genre in future projects ?
Happrixx veers into trance-like progressive house and may experiment with EDM and German house.
Message for Fans and listeners. ( Apart from connecting …. Your Advice / Inspiring Message
Happrixx wants fans to know that anyone can get through anything with art. Find your medium and just create the pain away.
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Netflix Groups Book Adaptations Under New ‘Watch Your Favorite Books’ Collection
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Netflix has organized its book-to-screen adaptations into a new curated genre called Watch Your Favorite Books, letting subscribers browse titles by the kind of story they’re looking for, according to Netflix Life. Other outlets covering the rollout describe the collection as available globally, adding a distribution detail the original piece didn’t include.
The move follows Netflix’s earlier Book Club initiative, which brought together authors, showrunners and cast members to discuss adaptations including Bridgerton, Sweet Magnolias and Pieces of Her.
Netflix Life’s roundup of the collection’s standouts includes Sweet Magnolias, adapted from the first three books of Sherryl Woods’ 11-part series and centered on three lifelong friends played by JoAnna Garcia Swisher, Heather Headley and Brooke Elliott. Bridgerton, based on Julia Quinn’s novels, devotes each season to a different sibling, with the outlet noting the Benedict-and-Sophie storyline in particular draws comparisons to a class-crossing fairy tale.
The list also covers One Day, adapted from David Nicholls’ novel and previously made into a 2011 film starring Anne Hathaway and Jim Sturgess, which Netflix Life argues benefits from more room to develop its Edinburgh-set storyline with Leo Woodall and Ambika Mod. Jenny Han’s Lara Jean books appear via To All the Boys, which spawned a film trilogy and the spinoff series XO, Kitty. Rounding out the list: an eight-episode take on Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Little House on the Prairie that expands on the Osage community’s role, a version of Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women that gives extra time to Beth’s illness and Jo and Laurie’s relationship, and My Life With the Walter Boys, based on Ali Novak’s novel about a teenager who moves in with a large blended family after tragedy.
Netflix hasn’t said how often the Watch Your Favorite Books collection will be updated or how titles are selected for it.
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