Electronic Groove interview: Berlin Techno DJ & Producer Stella Bossi on ‘Say What You Want’

In this May 2025 interview, Berlin DJ & producer Stella Bossi digs into “Say What You Want,” the lead single from her ‘All You Can Eat’ EP on TBMF, and how carving out time away from heavy touring helped her reconnect with the studio. She explains how long conversations with her writing partner distilled mantras and experiences into ideas that shaped the record’s direction.

Bossi reflects on the push–pull between the road and creativity, noting the challenge of staying present in the studio while maintaining a high-energy schedule. She clarifies that “Stella Bossi” isn’t a mask but a genuine facet of her personality—one that also powers her spontaneous, humorous social posts and onstage intensity.

Looking ahead, she hints at more music and collaborations while embracing the European summer festival circuit. The feature frames this chapter as a momentum shift: more intentional studio focus, club-ready output, and a personal statement about authenticity and expression.

Interview highlights

Creative process: hours of idea-sharing with her writing partner led to catchphrases and themes that became the backbone of the EP, developed across months of studio work.

Persona & social media: the “Stella Bossi” people see online mirrors a real side of her character; she favors spontaneity and boundaries (like muting push notifications) to keep a healthy balance.

What’s next: more releases, some notable collaborations, and an intense run of European festival dates.

Quoted highlights

“It was such a long way to get where I wanted to be. As a touring artist, you barely find time to go to the studio.”
EN: “It was such a long way to get where I wanted to be. As a touring artist, you barely find time to go to the studio.”

“Stella Bossi isn’t a fictional or constructed personality. It is a part of me, reflecting a certain aspect of my character.”
EN: “Stella Bossi isn’t a fictional or constructed personality. It is a part of me, reflecting a certain aspect of my character.”

“It’s a journey through everything that I experienced in the past decades… For me, it’s therapy, it’s super energetic music, it’s a party…in the end, it’s me.”
EN: “It’s a journey through everything that I experienced in the past decades… For me, it’s therapy, it’s super energetic music, it’s a party…in the end, it’s me.”