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CV:
They say money makes the world go 'round. That's no truer than in the music
business. If money was not a concern, with regards to your career as a musical
artist, what would that look like...what would you do differently?
Milen Vrabevski: I am a doctor in medicine, not a
musical artist. All I do is share my musical ideas with the world. Just putting
on paper and then in the recording studio, the ideas sent from above... :-)
This process from an idea to an accomplished piece with great rock stars in it
is my utmost pleasure. So, what makes the difference is there's no calculation,
as I do not do this for living. The pure taste of sincerity is what's left to
sense.
CV:
Many artists expel a lot of energy trying to reinvent the wheel. Modern music
gurus feel everything in music has already been done. Others, however,
disagree. Does working towards reinventing the wheel in music a path even worth
traveling in your opinion?
MV: What's running through
my mind and soul, and later becomes a song, is what I am missing on the market,
actually. I grew up with the feeling of freedom and love, thanks to the great
names of R'n’R. I would love to see my kids grow up…luckily, it's happening,
with my ideas for life, shared in the universal language of music. I feel the
need of building my own alternative to the dominating banal music styles. It is
like an urge to fly: the ideas keep bumping in my head, waiting impatiently to
be released.... And so I do. As simple as that. Not trying to re-invent
anything, I just arrange my songs the way I feel they should sound like.
CV:
If you were given the opportunity to change places with any another artist, who
would that be and why?
MV: Sir Paul McCartney in
his early years, because of his true and genuine sincerity in making music.
CV:
If you could make one change to the current music industry, what would that be
and why? How do you see that change greatly impacting artists as a whole?
MV: I would never let just
5 immense music production houses to dominate on the market. The result would
be a real competition, and very often - equal chances for a successful onset
and development of any music career.
CV:
Do genre and sub genre classifications pigeon-hole artists to some degree in
your opinion; thus, leaving them with limited potential audience awareness?
Should an artist be concerned or is that something more for the label
executives to worry about?
MV: I am pigeon-holing my
own group myself. We play melodic prog rock…sometimes a bit simplified. We're
not waiting for anybody to classify or categorize me, and limit my audience in
this manner. Just trying to make some noise about the quality of my All-Star
band, our messages…verbal and musical, special appearances…like I did with ESC
this year, etc. There's always a fan club formation once people get to know
you. And the most catchy part is the sincerity of the message....
CV:
Do you feel that in this day and age, an artist can freely cross musical
genre/style lines without the fear of being labeled a "sell out" or
"bandwagon jumper" in your opinion?
MV: No worries, as long as
you're genuinely expressing yourself. Personally, I compose music I'd love to
listen to. I never release a song I do not appreciate. Very often, though, the
approach in composition and making a final arrangement is different. For our
7th album (our brand new release 'Unconditioned' IMP-VII) I felt like composing
songs particularly for our lead vocalist - Ronnie Romero. The first time I felt
like this, was while composing "I Know' from our previous, 6th album, 'The
Creation'. I just felt the need to fully enjoy the richness of his vocals.
However, there was a time I tried to adapt various vocal blends to what I had
already composed and arranged, like in my 5th album, 'Life Motion'. There's
such a variety of vocalists there, and the tracks go differently. And so, we
vary in style a little bit. Yet, our fans state we've become recognizable in
spite of the differences between our releases. So, go trying various ways. All
that matters is the message: it must be very convincing.
CV:
What can fans expect to see coming from you in the near future?
MV: More mutual
compositions. I will try to experiment composing songs with the above mentioned
nucleus of the band: Ivo and Bisser.
CV:
Thanks again Milen for taking the
time to share with our readers. We wish you all the best and continued success.
MV: All the best!
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