Exclusive Interview: Sabrina Terence never gives up

It gives us great pleasure to introduce, Sabrina Terence the unique DJ & Producer. From being on the scene she has been played for every major artist to celebrity & event around the globe including NEYO, 50Cent, Nelly,Taio Cruz, Jay Sean, Paris Hilton, Akon, Akcent, Gatecrasher and Nicholas Cage, John Travolta Events to name a few.

Her music-style Sabrina quotes: "Of course, my sound is a fusion of House & Progressive House. Also other styles like Urban, Funky, Oriental, Tech-Trance and Uplifting influence my sets too." But after all, Sabrina says, it all comes back to this:"I just love electronic dance-music which moves and cheers the people up all around the world. The main thing is to have an interaction with the people and to give them a good time."

DjaneMag: Sabrina Terence is you real name, isn't it? A lot of Djanes use nicknames! Why did you deside to use your real name becoming a Dj, but not a nickname? 

Sabrina Terence: Yes it is, well I'm not a big fan of names like Dj sunflower or so :)

DjaneMag: Tell me please, how do you begin with music and Djing? Was it your dream from early years? 

Sabrina Terence: Not really, music has always been my passion yes and I went to the early famous Raves back in Germany in Berlin called "Loveparade" but at that time I never thought I m gonna be a Dj one day and travel all over the world!!!

DjaneMag: You travel a lot. What countries or cities do you like most of all and why? Is there any place in the world you was impressed greatly? 

Sabrina Terence: Thailand, actually all Asia is my favourite, but also Africa, South America , North Amercia, Europe, ofocurse I love my base in the middle east. I am very grateful that I have so many followers from all over the world, I love every single one because without them I wouldnt travel so much or having in my up and downs "privately" a reason to not give up! 

DjaneMag: Do you think that «Dj world» is men's world? In your opinion is it harder for girl to become famous Dj? 

Sabrina Terence: It's hard for every DJ!!!! Every ARTIST! You need to be at the right time at the right place and you do need to know how to market yourself out there, I do all the marketing alone, Sometimes people ask me how many employees I got for all social media :) Just my mum and me :-)

DjaneMag: What challenges have you faced being a female DJ and how did you overcome them? 

Sabrina Terence: Puhhh, you do have a lot of haters, which was hard sometimes specially in the beginning lots of rejections, but I never gave up! 
I am single since 3 years, I had been in a few long distance relationships but they didnt really worked out and I think they didnt really suppose to yet :-) But also here I am having faith!
Maybe there is a MATURE MAN out there who would love to have a little dj baby with me haha

DjaneMag: Could you describe your feelings when you play music?

Sabrina Terence: Its PASSION, LOVE , HEALING YOUR SOUL, But out of the most I am so thankful for seeing all my crowd being happy and smiling when they dance or jump with me!

DjaneMag: What are your biggest sources of inspiration when you are mixing or producing music? 

Sabrina Terence: On the Ocean or in the AIR!!! And I get a lot of remixes from great Djs like Marc Reason, Levi & Suiss, Sean Finn, Dj Jenil , Edonis Kastrati & Tripleed and many more.

DjaneMag: What’s the most enjoyable part of your job?

Sabrina Terence: Meeting nice people from different cultures & seeing the world, getting flowers :) and travelling with my asian agent Cecilia from BCBG, always fun.

DjaneMag: What’s the most difficult thing about your job?

Sabrina Terence: JETLAGS!!!! LATE NIGHTS sometimes but I try to sleep always 8-10hrs and lots of healhty food.

DjaneMag: Can you share your dreams and plans for future concerning Djing? What would you like to achieve? 

Sabrina Terence: Having my own Beachclub in Boracay or somewhere else, booking all my Dj friends, bringing ppl from all over the world to this beautilful spot, with a lots of love and soul. A Dj Tour in the states still!