#senora sounds

[250plus]

Interviewer: Senora Sounds is days away—where’s your head at right now?

Trigga: Just locked in. It’s one of those moments where you don’t have to say too much… you just show up, right? But I’m excited.

Interviewer: You’ve had a lot of hits—do you still feel pressure going into a set like this?

Trigga: It’s expectation. People know what I do. I just have to maintain it.

Interviewer: What kind of vibe are you bringing to the stage?

Trigga: A mix. Some for the crowd, some for the ones who really listen. Maybe a suprise or two.. you’ll see.

Interviewer: Do you ever think about how people connect your music to their own lives?

Trigga: Yeah… sometimes they hear things I didn’t even realize I was saying.

Interviewer: What’s a song in your set that means more to you now than when you made it?

Trigga: There’s a couple like that. Time changes how you hear your own music.

Interviewer: Festival crowds vs. tour crowds—what’s different?

Trigga: Festivals, you’ve got to win people over fast. Tours… they’re already with you.

Interviewer: Are you in a more reflective era or a dominant era right now?

Trigga: Both. That’s the balance.

Interviewer: What inspires you lately?

Trigga: Real life. Conversations. Things people don’t always say out loud.

Interviewer: Do you perform for the crowd or for yourself?

Trigga: It starts with me. If I feel it, they will.

Interviewer: What do you want people to leave your set thinking about?

Trigga: Depends what they came for.

Interviewer: Who are you excited to see at Señora Sounds?

Trigga: I like catching moments… not really planning it.

Interviewer: One word to describe your run right now?

Trigga: Consistent.

Interviewer: What does a perfect set look like to you?

Trigga: When everything just connects. No forcing it.

Interviewer: What’s something people might not notice about your performance?

Trigga: The details. Timing, transitions… it’s all intentional.

Interviewer: Who are you looking forward to seeing?

Trigga: Let’s see. Ahh , everyone really. That’s a hard one tbh.

Interviewer: Finish the sentence: Senora Sounds is…

Trigga: …one of those places where you remind people, without trying too hard.

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Interviewer: Senora Sounds is days away are you ready?

Troy Burger: Is it ready for me?

Interviewer: Be honest what time are you actually arriving?

Troy Burger: I’ll be there that’s what matters.

Interviewer: How do you usually pull up to something like this?

Troy Burger: Depends on the mood. Might do a simple $2M Car, maybe the jet if I ain’t in town, maybe something, unidentified who knows?

Interviewer: Why does everything you own have to be gold?

Troy Burger: everything I touch is Gold.

Interviewer: Are you here for the music or the moment?

Troy Burger: I am the moment.

Interviewer: What’s the most expensive thing you’re bringing with you?

Troy Burger: You talking to it.

Interviewer: Festival fit planned or effortless?

Troy Burger: Whatever the stylist pick.

Interviewer: What’s one thing people always get wrong about you?

Troy Burger: That I care what they think.

Interviewer: VIP section or your own section?

Troy Burger: There’s a difference?

Interviewer: How late is too late for you?

Troy Burger: ain’t no such thing.

Interviewer: What’s your version of “keeping it lowkey”?

Troy Burger: Hanging with millionaires.

Interviewer: Who are you excited to see?

Troy Burger: honestly… Friday, Bazz Trigga Rod. Saturday B and xox. Sunday 250 youngin Marco.

Interviewer: One word to describe your energy?

Troy Burger: very Expensive.

Interviewer: What does your Senora Sounds entrance look like?

Troy Burger: Other Wordly.

Interviewer: What’s something people should expect when you show up?

Troy Burger: They’ll smell the money.

Interviewer: Finish the sentence: Senora Sounds is…

Troy Burger: History.

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Interviewer: Cowboy boots or sneakers?

Chanel: Right now, definitely cowboy boots—it fits the era I’m in. But I’ll always love a good sneaker.

Interviewer: Desert heat: mild or feral?

Chanel: Feral. If we’re doing it, we’re going all in.

Interviewer: Tour bus naps or late-night chaos?

Chanel: Late-night chaos… I’ll sleep later.

Interviewer: One word for the Cowgirl Venturas era?

Chanel: Powerful.

Interviewer: Go-to pre-show hype song?

Chanel: “Antidote” by Missy Dada. She always gets me in the right mindset.

Interviewer: Sunglasses on stage: yes or no?

Chanel: Sometimes yes—depends on the look. It’s all about the moment.

Interviewer: Festival crowds or tour crowds?

Chanel: Both are such a vibe. Tour crowds feel more intimate, but festival crowds bring unmatched energy.

Interviewer: Most played artist on your Spotify right now?

Chanel: Definitely Dada. I’ve also been playing Andre King, 250, and a little Trigga.

Interviewer: Biggest must-have backstage item?

Chanel: Snacks. Always. You need that energy to keep going.

Interviewer: Sunrise set or sunset set?

Chanel: Sunset—there’s just something magical about that timing.

Interviewer: After-party or straight to bed?

Chanel: After-party… every time.

Interviewer: Cowboy boots or sneakers on stage—and why?

Chanel: Cowboy boots right now—it matches the era. But I’ve performed in heels for years, so I like switching it up.

Interviewer: What does a perfect festival crowd look like to you?

Chanel: A crowd that just wants to live in the moment and have fun. That’s all you need.

Interviewer: If someone is seeing you for the first time at Senora Sounds, what do you hope they feel walking away?

Chanel: Like they just watched a movie. I put a lot into the performance—dance, visuals, everything. I want people to feel free and fully in the moment.

Interviewer: Any new music, surprises, or moments fans should watch for?

Chanel: Definitely—there’s new music coming, and a few surprises in the set.

Interviewer: How is touring going right now?

Chanel: I love it. It’s honestly my favorite part of releasing music. This is my fourth tour now, and I’m enjoying every moment—especially seeing fans show up dressed up and looking amazing.

Interviewer: What goes into designing your stage for a tour?

Chanel: It’s a lot of work. All my tours have been stadium tours, which are very different—you’re basically building everything from scratch, even the roof. My team and I put a lot of effort into making it perfect for the fans.

Interviewer: What’s one thing people might not expect about you before a show?

Chanel: I’m really focused. Once it’s showtime, everything locks in.

Interviewer: Describe your performance style in three words.

Chanel: Cinematic. High-energy. Intentional.

Interviewer: And finally—finish this sentence: Senora Sounds is the place where…

Chanel: …all worries and stress go away. You feel the moment, you’re free, and you just enjoy the music.

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Interviewer: Senora Sounds is 9 days away—thoughts?

Answer: Wait, stop—I’m so excited. Like I genuinely can’t think about anything else. I’ve just been online shopping and making Pinterest boards nonstop.

Interviewer: Have you started planning outfits?

Answer: Started? I’m basically done. I have like three looks per day… just in case I change my mind.

Interviewer: What’s the vibe this year?

Answer: Pink. Sparkly. Tiny. Just full desert doll energy.

Interviewer: What’s your must-have at the festival?

Answer: Lip gloss, a mini mirror, and emergency glitter. I’m not playing.

Interviewer: Music or outfits—what matters more?

Answer: Outfits. Obviously. I’ll find the music after I look cute.

Interviewer: How are you surviving the heat?

Answer: I’m not—I’m just going to look cute and deal with it 💖

Interviewer: Heels or comfy?

Answer: Heels… until I physically can’t anymore.

Interviewer: Who are you excited to see?

Answer: Honestly, whoever matches my vibe—and whoever looks cute.

Interviewer: What’s your biggest festival priority?

Answer: Getting a good picture before I start sweating.

Interviewer: What’s in your bag right now?

Answer: Lip gloss, more lip gloss… and vibes.

Interviewer: One word for your Senora Sounds energy?

Answer: Pretttyyyyy.

Interviewer: Finish the sentence: Señora Sounds is…

Answer: …for hot girls who don’t overthink 💅✨

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Interviewer: Your favorite Senora Sounds moment?

Answer: Getting to meet up with my girlfriends and pregame together—nothing beats that energy.

Interviewer: Your most embarrassing moment?

Answer: Someone offered me a “hit” of their vape… and it turned out to be a USB stick. I wish I was kidding.

Interviewer: VIP section or front-row chaos?

Answer: VIP—that’s where all the good stuff is.

Interviewer: Designer shades or rhinestone everything?

Answer: Why not both?

Interviewer: At Senora: heels until sunset or barefoot?

Answer: Heels for the photo ops, barefoot when it’s time to actually dance.

Interviewer: Desert glam: full beat or touch-ups only?

Answer: Full beat. Always. Doesn’t matter where I am.

Interviewer: Three artists you’re looking forward to?

Answer: Honestly, I’m here for the vibe more than anything—just good energy all around.

Interviewer: Day look or night look—which eats harder?

Answer: Day looks. Night lighting never does me justice.

Interviewer: Festival crush or minding your business?

Answer: Minding my business—I’m here to dance and have a good time.

Interviewer: What’s more important: lighting or angles?

Answer: Lighting. Angles can only do so much.

Interviewer: One thing you must have with you at the festival?

Answer: Something for safety—always.

Interviewer: One thing you refuse to compromise on Senora weekend?

Answer: The experience. I’m here to enjoy every moment.

Interviewer: Are you the main character or the final boss?

Answer: The main character… and the final boss.

Interviewer: Finish the sentence: Senora Sounds is not for the weak because…

Answer: …we’re here to feel everything louder, brighter, and bigger.

Interviewer: How long are you in the makeup chair?

Answer: Hours. I need the full look.

Interviewer: Be honest—will you be best dressed at Senora?

Answer: I mean… what do you think?

Interviewer: Are you attending for the music or just to be seen?

Answer: I’m always seen—it’s nice to just be there for the music too.

Interviewer: Are you staying all weekend or pacing yourself?

Answer: I paid for the whole weekend—I’m staying the whole weekend.

Interviewer: One rule you’ll definitely be breaking at Senora?

Answer: Let’s just say… I won’t be staying off the stage!

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Interviewer: Are you sober right now—yes or no?

Brett Maxx: Be so serious right now… no.

Interviewer: After party or the real party?

Brett Maxx: This is the pregame. The after party is where legends are made.

Interviewer: How late are you actually going tonight?

Brett Maxx: Until the sun comes up and people are still asking for one more song.

Interviewer: What’s your BPM right now—mentally?

Brett Maxx: Like 180. My resting heart rate is a drop.

Interviewer: Are we throwing cake or just chaos?

Brett Maxx: Both. Always both. It’s a lifestyle.

Interviewer: Who’s surviving your after party and who’s not?

Brett Maxx: If you hydrated, you’ve got a shot. If not… I’ll see you tomorrow.

Interviewer: Drop incoming or fake drop just to mess with people?

Brett Maxx: Fake drop first. Gotta test loyalty.

Interviewer: How many times have you yelled “LET’S GO” today?

Brett Maxx: Not enough. LET’S GO!!!

Interviewer: What’s louder—your set or the crowd?

Brett Maxx: If the crowd isn’t louder, I’m doing something wrong.

Interviewer: Are you pacing yourself or absolutely not?

Brett Maxx: Pace? I don’t even walk—I sprint.

Interviewer: What’s your signature move behind the booth?

Brett Maxx: Jumping before the drop like my life depends on it.

Interviewer: If the beat drops and no one jumps, what do you do?

Brett Maxx: Run it back. We’re not leaving until it hits.

Interviewer: Biggest rule of a Brett Maxx after party?

Brett Maxx: No standing still. If you’re still, you’re out.

Interviewer: Who should NOT come to your after party?

Brett Maxx: People who say “I’m tired.” Stay home.

Interviewer: What’s the wildest thing you’ve seen at 2AM?

Brett Maxx: I can’t legally say that.

Interviewer: Is this music or controlled mayhem?

Brett Maxx: “Controlled” is generous.

Interviewer: Lights on or never turning them on?

Brett Maxx: Lights off. We live in the drop.

Interviewer: How do you know the party peaked?

Brett Maxx: When nobody knows what time it is anymore.

Interviewer: What’s your go-to hype phrase right now?

Brett Maxx: “IF YOU CAME TO PARTY MAKE SOME NOISE!!!”

Interviewer: Finish this sentence: Senora is the place…

Brett Maxx: …where you either go all in or go home.

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Interviewer: Who’s more likely to lose their voice at a festival?

Jackie & Jessica: Jackie, definitely.

Interviewer: Front of the crowd or back vibing?

Jackie & Jessica: Back vibing. We love being able to see the whole stage.

Interviewer: Matching outfits—yes or absolutely not?

Jackie & Jessica: It depends on the event, but we both have pretty different styles, so probably not.

Interviewer: One word to describe Senora Sounds?

Jackie & Jessica: Amazing.

Interviewer: Senora during the day or at night?

Jackie & Jessica: Night, without a doubt.

Interviewer: Who’s the planner, and who’s more “we’ll figure it out”?

Jackie & Jessica: Jessica is the planner—no question.

Interviewer: Desert heat or nighttime sets?

Jackie & Jessica: Nighttime sets. The aesthetic is just better for us.

Interviewer: What song instantly sends you into a dance spiral?

Jackie & Jessica: For Jackie, it’s “Gee” by Girls’ Generation. For Jess, it’s “Power Ballad” by Love Fist or “How It’s Done” by Huntr/x.

Interviewer: Who survives the festival better on zero sleep?

Jackie & Jessica: We both struggle, but Jackie holds up a little better.

Interviewer: If Senora Sounds were a personality, what would it be?

Jackie & Jessica: Fun and hyper.

Interviewer: Best festival snack—be honest.

Jackie & Jessica: Anything sour… but not too sour.

Interviewer: Three artists you’re excited to see?

Jackie & Jessica: Love Fist, Selena Romez, and Chanel.

Interviewer: Would you rather interview an artist backstage or dance in the crowd?

Jackie & Jessica: Interviewing is fun, but if you know us—we’re dancing in the crowd. Maybe even interviewing fans along the way.

Interviewer: What’s your first Senora Sounds memory?

Jackie & Jessica: 2018. The whole experience just felt magical.

Interviewer: Best Senora Sounds memory—and your most embarrassing moment?

Jackie & Jessica: One of our best moments was when Jessica met a fan who dressed as her and spent the whole day with her. Another was doing our first live show from Senora last year.

Interviewer: Finish this sentence: Senora Sounds is the place…

Jackie & Jessica: …where vibes and music meet community and bring different people together.

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Rapid Fire Q&A With Ted Morgan.

First Time in Agave Springs?

The first time I actually did a Senora Sounds

One word to describe your music honestly?

Polished

What does being apart of Senora Sounds actually mean to you?

It means a lot tbh, as I get to be with people who enjoy music as much as I do

Crowd of five or crowd of fifty which scares you more?

Due to the fact that when you're performing to a crowd you don't realise if one person is bored of what you're saying/doing as theres tons of others who vibe along with it, but with 5 people, you see every yawn, theres constant eye contact and you can definitely see if people are getting bored of you

What’s one thing people might be surprised to learn about you?

Hmm....I've already mentioned about being colourblind before so maybe that I'm double jointed in my left arm.

Song you’re secretly most excited to perform?

My most recent song Beat Yourself as I think I could be in my top 3 favourite of my own above All The Nights

Mic check anxiety level right now?

Very Very high due to the fact I haven't performed live in a while, and that I'm afraid that I'm not going to do as good as the others performing

Your top 5 most played artists on your Dotify?

Me and Zara share an account so currently its Chanel, Libras, Selena, Andre and 250

What’s your preshow ritual before going on stage?

Normally I just go through my song list and just decide what I'll sing and what I won't, and then just watch MyTube for a bit

Festival food or skipping meals?

Depending on what there is, I'll go for festival food but I'm a really picky eater so hopefully theres something I like

Finish the sentence: Senora Sounds is the place…

What your ears have been waiting for.