New Delhi, Nov 20, 2016: Indian DJ duo Nina-Malika, who are soon to perform at the Sunburn music festival in Pune next month, say that as the Electronic Dance Music (EDM) world is mostly dominated by male DJs, female artistes have to prove themselves to earn respect.
"There's less competition among the female DJs as there are fewer of us in the industry, but yes, as a female DJ, you definitely have to prove yourself to get respect in this industry," Nina told IANS in an e-mail interview.
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The duo also performed at the Global Citizen Festival India on Saturday.
Asked what makes them stand out among other DJs, Nina said: "I think we bring a unique combination of homegrown as well as international flavour to the table. With our mixed roots combined with our Indian heritage, we're able to curate a sound with all-rounder appeal".
"Our music appeals to audiences in India as well as abroad, so that's something unique," Malika added. (IANS)
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