Pulzar FM In an official statement by the trio, the trio cites that creative differences are what mainly influenced their decision to split up after almost 20 years of being together. With that being said, they still plan on going out with a bang, touring for the rest of the year (including in NZ at Northern Bass) and releasing more music.
Noisia 2000-2020 pic.twitter.com/XcKItusk9B
— NOISIΛ (@Noisia_nl) September 17, 2019
The iconic trio has elaborated on their difficult decision to part ways in a new Billboard feature. As it turns out, they’re still friends, all have studios in the same place, will continue running companies together — and most importantly, still plan on making music together.
So why the decision to split? Noisia reveals to Billboard:
‘It surely wasn’t easy. So after 20 years of development and growth, we found ourselves wanting different things in music. Trying to reconcile these three individual developments into one consistent entity became too much of a compromise. For the longest time, we could each sufficiently express what we wanted in our music, but that gradually became more and more of a struggle. Instead of choosing one direction, we preferred to choose three directions.’
They continue:
‘Our new directions will be our other collaborative and solo projects. None of us is quitting music. We still have other projects together, and we’re always looking for new projects. We’re only stopping with one of our projects, because we couldn’t find agreement about where to take it next, and that has cost us far too much energy already.’
And the EDM world has been reacting to this news..
Noisia said they completed the game, but they created the game. (A thread)
— Mat Zo (@Mat_Zo) September 17, 2019
So many memories, so much respect. I don’t know where to start, I don’t have words, but I wanna THANK YOU for inspiring all of us, pushing the limits and making history. Wish you the best and so much more 🖤🧷
— le H (@habstrakt) September 17, 2019
Well…there goes a dream of mine to collab with Noisia 😂
— FuntCase | DPMO (@FuntCaseUK) September 17, 2019
Genuinely sad Noisia are splitting up, been looking up to those guys since before i even made music
— MAIN OVERLORD 👽 (@Eptic) September 17, 2019
Didn’t see that coming… no more Noisia… mental
— TC (@TCDNB) September 17, 2019
You absolute legends will never be forgotten for all you’ve accomplished and everyone you’ve influenced through the years 💔
— Your EDM (@YourEDM) September 17, 2019
It’s not over just yet though, Noisia will continue until the end of 2020 and you can still catch these legends in NZ at Northern Bass this summer. Tune in to the Noisia Radio Show every Saturday night at 11pm on Pulzar FM 105.7 and iHeartRadio.
Story by YourEDM & Run The Trap
