EDX on Longevity, Legacy, and the Changing Face of Dance Music
The Swiss DJ shares his journey from vinyl to streaming, the rise of Sirup Music, and how Miami continues to shape his sound and community.
Chatting with Miami New Times from his South Beach apartment, EDX sounds calm and grounded, with no trace of ego or exhaustion in his voice, just quiet confidence.
For more than two decades, the Swiss-born DJ and producer has been a fixture in the global electronic scene, steadily evolving as trends rise and fade.
From the underground days of white labels and vinyl crates to the streaming and social media era, EDX has managed to adapt without losing sight of his melodic, feel-good sound.
There’s no trace of ego or exhaustion in his voice, just the kind of quiet confidence that comes from knowing who you are and what you’ve built.
Author's summary: EDX discusses his journey and legacy in dance music.
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