Being a Woman in the EDM Scene | Denver
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0:00A: Um, how has it been for you being like a woman in the electronic music scene?
0:03B: Oh man, dude, I feel like -- I mean, it’s definitely like you notice there’s, you know, you’re outnumbered in a room, but I just like coming from, you know, I have just a little bit of a background where I’m like, I’m used to that. Um, I feel like, you know, I was like, I was like such a tomboy when I was a kid and I played hockey, so it was like a lot of times I would like -- I played on boys’ teams until like I was like, you know, until you reach like your teen years where it becomes, you know what I mean? Like, it’s just a different game. But, um, yeah, dude, like, I’ve, I’ve just like, I don’t know, I try to like, I see like humans as humans no matter what. And it’s just like being a part of a team, which, you know, I guess you could think of like the EDM world as a team. No, no, sorry. Although I know that’s not, you know what I mean? Like, that’s not, that’s probably, you know, it’s not like the most realistic, but it can be.
