I'm just at the tail end of a trip in Los Angeles, I’ve been couch-hopping and sleeping on people’s couches. Check it out below, and listen to her high-energy mix below. In our Q&A with Izzy Camina, the producer talks about the progression of her “manic” style, living a life on the road, clutching onto the fear of adulthood, and her next project, ‘ANG3L NUMB3RS’.

The producer now hopes, after years mixing in Ableton, to give live mixing a try as she turns her hands to the decks. Influenced by her affinity for ‘80s New York clubland and punk-leaning electronic, Izzy’s mashup style is one that simply “doesn’t take itself too seriously”. The next project, 'ANG3L NUMB3RS', will land early this year, another collection of similar thoughts and feelings on the modern world. Her first EP, 2020’s ‘ Nihilist In The Club’, came just a year after she made her start in music - an album, she once said, culminating pain and frustration in an “overwhelming world”. Sitting somewhere between sultry French-style techno and floaty club anthems, Izzy’s productions each incorporate her own vocal stamp and draw influence from her teenage years spent listening to heavy rock and punk music. The 27-year-old producer, singer, and self-budding live artist has spent most of her life hopping the globe - LA-born, London-raised, with the odd stint in New York, Paris, and New Jersey, Izzy’s dynamic productions are a result of her many years spent in different scenes and surroundings.

No matter where she is in the world, Izzy Camina always has her foot on the pedal.

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