InTheMix has put up an interview with Frankfurt DJ Reboot aka Frank Heinrich. Reboot has most recently been featured on Luciano’s Fabric41 mix and the Aether Project, a live show that combines sounds, lights and colors for a full experience for the senses. Reboot has been DJing since 1992 but just recently quit his corporate dayjob to actively pursue music. Check out the full interview with the tech house producer here.

Earworm by Djdownload.com recently interviewed Click Box, a duo who have created their own signature hybrid of proto-house, electro and techno. Marco AS and Pedro Turra aka Click Box have spent fourteen years on the Brazilian music scene and have now become part of the Minus family after releasing their Espaco e tempo EP in 2007. They give credit to Kraftwerk, Depeche Mode, Orbital, Joy Division and Caberet Voltaire as their influences, and incorporate the best elements to give their sound a “timeless, genre-defying flavour.” Along with the interview, you can also download their top ten songs and watch a couple of clips of Click Box in action.

Earworm by djdownload.com recently interviewed underground producer Mauricio Barembuem aka Barem. They call him the perfect personification of the new breed of electronic music – he has grown up during the digital age and embraced it fully, using software programs like Reason and Ableton. The Argentinian born DJ met Richie Hawtin back in 2005 in Buenos Aires and began a relationship with Minus. In 2007 he released his debut EP Never Better Than Late on the label. Click here for the whole interview.

Beatportal recently sat down with tech house producer Luciano for a great in depth interview. He is very open no matter what they ask him and it provides a lot of insight into his personality, technique, and psyche. They cover everything from radio stations stealing his unreleased tracks to the hype around his sets, digital technology, his spirituality and the politics (or lack thereof) of dance music. For the full interview check out Beatportal’s website.

This interview with Ryan McGinness was just released by Upper Playground’s Walrus TV. Taken from “The Run Up” DVD, McGinness is interviewed in his studio and talks about his intricate silk-screened paintings, sculptures, and installations, and the underlying ideas and theories. To check out his creative process for yourself, take a look at the video.

Resident Advisor recently interviewed Ricardo Villalobos before his appearance at Movement Torino later on during the month. As one of the most inventive producers and biggest DJs, Villalobos is always mentioned for his passion for sound, and not his press or behavior. In the interview he talks about his plans to transition out of dance music within the next ten years and focus on his other interests – jazz and soundtracks. You can read the whole article on Resident Advisor’s website.

Berghain’s resident DJ Marcel Dettmann is regarded today as one of the most interesting acts coming out of Germany. His sound is very similar to the music being played during the rave days with an extra intensifying experience. Techno website Little White Earbuds sat down with Dettmann right before his DJ set at Brooklyns underground Bunker party. He talked about some of his original inspirations that allowed him to delve into electronic music, and what drives his musical inspirations. “Techno for me… I mean, I live techno. I live it all the time. I love it. Techno for me is like a 24-hour job. When I wake up, I think about music; when I go to sleep, I think about music. I think about it all the time. My wife is really jealous! (Laughs) But that’s my life.” Check out the rest of the interview here.

UK based DJ & Producer Jamie Jones has just released his latest album “Summertime” under Damian Lazarus’ famed label Crosstown Rebels. The highly anticipated release is unlike any other currently being pressed in electronic music. His resume is extensive which includes touring all over the world, landing in cities such as Berlin, London, Sydney, Ibiza, New York City, Montreal and the list goes on. He is most notable for his gigs with Circoloco and is also scheduled to play the opening/closing party at DC10′s Circoloco which will take place on October 6th in Ibiza, Spain. For those of you in the US, you will be able to see Jamie Jones during his upcoming North American Tour which will be starting off in Toronto and landing in cities like New York and Los Angeles. Jones recently sat down with Beatport to discuss his new album and some of his future plans. Head over to Beatportal to read the interview.