Simon green bonobo youtube interviews in spanish

It’s a pretty big responsibility, soundtracking the moments who make us who we are. Or is it? Simon Green (aka Bonobo) who I spoke to over Zoom from his home in Los Angeles, doesn’t see it that way.

“If I start making music for people who hold something very personal to one record,” he explains, “I think the music would suffer for that.” Green understands that there exists countless groups of friends like mine who have grown up listening to Bonobo, but he says, honestly, that he can’t think about that when he’s working on new material.

Known around the world as Bonobo, DJ Simon Green has made his fame with lush orchestral productions.

“I think the only way to create anything,” he continues, “is not to be too dictated or informed by what’s gone before, and just keep going in a direction that feels right.”

As his seventh studio album, Fragments, is sent out into the world, Bonobo is practiced in focusing on the direction that feels right.

Simon Green is a three-time Grammy nominee who has been signed to Ninja Tune for almost two decades. The website Concert A