Review in Rolling Stone India

My latest mix is now online. Venus Tunes Sessions is a monthly mix by Susanne Alt on Freak31, aired every first Sunday of the month at 19:00h. In addition, earlier Venus Tunes Sessions shows are repeated every Friday between 20:00-21:00 and Tuesday 21:00-22:00.Freak 31 has around 250 daily listeners (less during the week, more in the weekend) and a total of +10.000 listeners every month. In addition to Mixcloud and Hearthis, all mixes are also available as podcasts on Deezer and iTunes.It was in 2015 when I had my first official dj gig and since 2016 I started to perform regularly. This took place in Amsterdam's Skyybar, Floor17 and The Harbourclub Zuid... bit by bit, other places like Momo and W Amsterdam followed, leading to club bookings as a dj and festival bookings with Venus Tunes Live in the Netherlands and abroad. All of this in addition to my normal life as a musician. I love dj'ing as it adds another facet to my musicianship.Listen to all editions of the Venus Tunes Sessions where you like; choose your platform: Venus Tunes Sessions is a monthly guest mix by Susanne Alt on Freak31, aired every first Sunday of the month at 1900h. Streaming Dance, straight from Amsterdam. - Thank you Rolling Stone India for this review!This festival certainly had ‘something for everyone.’ Diverging completely from the serious fusion, a lively pair of Susanne Alt on saxophone and vocalist Zosja entertained us with a tune, “Royalty for Real” followed by a brilliant rendition of vocalese exponent Annie Ross’ lyrics on Wardell Gray’s “Twisted.” It was followed by the standard “Cry me a River” sung by Zosja with warm accompaniment by Alexander Beets on his tenor saxophone. Ellister van der Molen and Rolf Delfos completed an impressive horn section.Duke Ellington’s famous “It Don’t Mean a Thing” was the vehicle used for the jam session where everyone joined in, in perfect jazz festival style.To add to the unpredictability of this festival, the finale was titled “An After Party.”Party time it was when saxophonist Susanne Alt turned into a DJ – console and all, and led off a no holds barred dance party. Every soloist chipped in, there was dancing in the aisles with the musicians mingling with the audience. Full-time party time!This is a festival everyone present is going to remember for its diversity and high level of performance. It was an impressive amount of variety packed into two days of entertainment with so many musicians performing. Link to full article(By Sunil Sampat)