It’s Like An Iranian Folsom Festival

Makode Linde is a Swedish artist shaking up his grey and dull surroundings. He makes people angry, happy and confused, but most importantly, he makes people think. Right now he is involved in the release party for Zhala’s debut album “Zhala” in collaboration with Grolsch Studios. sc: Makode, where are you right now? ml: On my way to Grolsch Studios with a big bag of fun. sc: What is your current state of mind? ml: I feel like I’m on acid, which would be great if I didn’t have so much to do. sc: Tonight you and Zhala are hosting a big party, can you tell us of what to expect? ml: It’s like an Iranian Folsom festival. ml: What is the hashtag? ml: #zhalareleasebody #grolschstudios sc: What’s your mission? I’m not a missionary man. Prefer doggy style... sc: What do you consider your greatest achievement? ml: Still being interested in people. sc: What’s the best advice you’ve ever been given? ml: “The patient one will see the corpses of his enemies float downstream.” sc: How would you advise upcoming artists and creative minds? ml: Don’t let the idiots get to you. sc: What was the biggest risk you’ve ever taken? ml: Bareback on Berghain... sc: What is your greatest fear?

ml: To give up. sc: Which living person do you most admire? ml: Aerea Negrot. She can channel enough energy to keep CERN running! sc: What was the last thing you bought? ml: A bus ticket. sc: What is your greatest extravagance? ml: A bus ticket. sc: What is your most treasured possession? ml: I know this guy... But I’m not sure he’s possessed yet... sc: What was your most memorable fashion moment? ml: I got picked up by a super hottie, while wearing a toilet seat like a necklace. sc: Do you have a style motto? ml: No. sc: If you could change one thing about the fashion industry about what would it be? ml: The fashion people. Insert brain please. sc: Where do you feel most at home? ml: Home, in Berlin. sc: What is your perfect idea of happiness? When and where were you happiest? ml: On the beach, with a cute boy in one hand, and a huge joint in the other. sc: What makes you laugh? ml: Tragedy. sc: What makes you cry? ml: Thinking about tomorrow...