Crusy analyzes the challenges of the electronic industry in Spain

DJ and producer Crusy reviews his professional career and analyzes the current state of the electronic music industry in Spain. During his talk, the artist details his evolution from his beginnings in the underground to achieving international success with releases on world-renowned brands such as Toolroom and Defected. The turning point represented by the release of his track Selecta, which received support from established figures such as Carl Cox, David Guetta, and Mark Knight, is highlighted.

In addition to his personal success, the producer reflects on the difficulties and the lack of support within the national scene. The well-known Procrustes syndrome that affects emerging artists in Spain is addressed, where international success is often prioritized before valuing local talent. Crusy underlines the importance of maintaining a coherent musical identity and the need to have a solid work team to be able to consolidate a long-term career in a highly competitive sector.

Finally, the professionalization of the sector and the difference in treatment that national artists receive compared to international ones at events in the country are debated. The conversation highlights the urgency of creating real synergies between agencies, promoters, and creators to strengthen the Spanish electronic scene and allow local talents to compete on equal terms in the global market.