Miane is equal to evolution. Formerly known as Taty Munoz, Miane steps up to become a strength by own right in the electronic music scene. Based in Ibiza, Miane’s music has a distinct staple, unique and difficult to put in words.

Miane’s story is one of hard work and DIY dedication. That, added to her immense talent, has managed to put her among the most interesting artist to keep an eye on by the scene. Without growing in a musical environment, Miane is the living incarnation of the DIY culture that is taking over the electronic music realm. A culture that hasn’t stopped giving us some of the most incredible talents of the last few years.

WWD: Hi Miane, thanks for taking your time to talk to When We Dip. How was your start into 2021 so far?

Hello, it is a pleasure! Well, this 2021 … exactly it’s being a little weird, I suppose that for everyone, but trying to be positive and trying to continue to maintain ourselves in a proper way!

WWD: You have a new release on Matthias Tanzmann’s label ‘Moon Harbour’, how did you get involved with the label and can you tell us a little about the record?

I came to Moon Harbor thanks to my track ‘House so House’ on Knee Deep in Sound, Anek made it come to Matthias Tanzmann, and from there … Here I am! My next single on the label is ‘You Belong To Me’. This track is super special because I rarely show this side of me. The truth is that I am very happy with the support of the Moon Harbour family, my music here, feels very sheltered like myself.

WWD: Are there any new releases coming up in the next months?

Sure! After ‘You Belong To Me’ we have on April 2, my debut on Realm Records, Gorgon city’s label… Also, there are several collaborations with various artists in the oven, stay tuned!

WWD: 2020 was a hard year for the community. How was this time for you, how do you spend your spare time without touring?

I have always liked to enrich my knowledge and improve myself every day, basically in that, I try to work in what I doubt. Also, I have been hunting some objectives that due to lack of time, were more difficult to achieve, but here I am!

WWD: And now that it’s over, what’s on the horizon for 2021?

Uncertainty is the worst thing in this world, I trust that at least at the end of the year, the industry will see a light at the end of the tunnel, but for now … Let’s keep working on the studio!

WWD: What are your passions and pursuits outside of the DJ booth and studio?

If I had to say one, I would say play paddle, but music is my job and my hobby. At the moment I did not find anything else that fills me so much. That feeling of having found the right vocal…Hahaha!

Thanks for your time Miane, Is there something else you would like us to know?

Don’t drop the ball, that nothing is forever! We will be back soon.