At the heart of Visa For Music, where rhythms travel freely across continents and stages pulse with the energy of emerging aesthetics, meeting Mr. ID felt like stepping into a rare creative moment.
Not a simple conversation with a successful Moroccan DJ, but an encounter with a deliberate artistic project, shaped by vision, depth, and cultural intuition.
He speaks with a calm intensity, never trying to shine the spotlight on himself. His conviction always returns to one essential idea:
“Identity is not a burden for the artist… it is the source.”
And from that very source, he has built a distinctive universe where deep electronic soundscapes merge with African, Amazigh, and Andalusian textures, forming an alchemy that belongs to no one else. Rhythms that carry the weight of memory, yet confidently find their place on some of the world’s biggest stages.
His presence at Visa For Music was far more than a participation; it was a return to roots within a space that is rewriting the musical map of the continent.
There, he revealed his new project “Aski”, presented through a photographic exhibition that gives a visual dimension to his creative journey.
Elegant in presence, precise in choices, sincere in vision, Mr. ID is one of those rare creators who are reshaping the place of Moroccan music in the global imagination.
A brief encounter… yet enough to understand something essential:
Moroccan music is not searching for its place in the world; it is reclaiming it.
