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  • Being a live performer is a completely different craft

  • from sitting in a room or a studio, writing and producing music.

  • I never really had the intention of ending up performing

  • or starting with DJing or anything.

  • The music industry was so far away that it was very much a dream,

  • not something he was actually pursuing.

  • When I met him, he was basically a kid, mostly sitting in his room gaming,

  • hanging with his friends, and going to school, just you know,

  • like a regular kid.

  • I wasn't that kind of a person who would go in front of the class

  • and have a performance or presentation or anything.

  • I really, really hated to do that kinda stuff.

  • The explosive success of Faded was quickly followed by the expectations

  • to what Alan could and should be as a live artist.

  • And at that point, he had never set his feet on a stage.

  • In the early days of 2016, just a month after we released Faded,

  • we realized that the demand for Alan to make his live debut was eminent.

  • Within the matter of weeks we booked his live debut,

  • which was an online stream TV performance at the X Games in Oslo, Norway.

  • You need to understand at this point there was actually nothing in place

  • in terms of the live operations.

  • So everything had to be done more or less from scratch.

  • There were so many hours that went into preparations.

  • I'm practicing on DJing.

  • So there was a lot of work to be done in a very short period of time.

  • You know, if people really understood what kind of work, and how much effort,

  • energy, and resources that are put into visuals, lighting,

  • how to put together and structure the set, potential guest vocalists,

  • guest musicians, strings, which we had-- you know, it's a pretty complex

  • and pretty big operation together,

  • and especially when you do it for the first time.

  • Making it through that first performance, I guess was in many ways a relief.

  • But we also quickly realized there was a lot of work to be done

  • and a lot of improvements that had to be made.

  • With a full-scale festival tour throughout Europe just eight weeks away,

  • well we really had to get our grind on.

  • I was so super nervous.

  • Yeah, I was like, "Oh my God!

  • I can't believe I'm doing this."

  • Then came the phone call.

  • Hi, guys.

  • We got a call from the US.

  • Does Alan wanna do support on a Rihanna tour?

  • I was like, "Okay, can't say 'no' to this.

  • Do I really dare to say 'yes'?"

  • I think every rookie makes mistakes and certainly so did Alan as well.

  • The big difference though is that most people are fortunate enough

  • to do that within, you know, their pre-production rehearsals or whatever.

  • Alan did it on his first show on the first leg of the Rihanna tour

  • in front of 70,000 people.

  • I was unlucky and actually hit the cue button on more of the songs

  • and then I messed up.

  • ♪ I can't calm down

  • Searching for so-- ♪

  • Okay, that wasn't supposed to happen, but...

  • Alan in that part of his career that he was, should be doing mistakes.

  • I hate myself for every mistake that I make,

  • but I also know that making mistakes and learning from them

  • is an important part of the process.

  • If I didn't make any mistakes,

  • then I probably wouldn't have been where I am today.

  • Where are you now

  • Once he got warm, he really picked up the pace.

  • He was basically a frontrunner in a rat race

  • of more or less 30 festivals in nine weeks.

  • It feels like that summer pretty much flew by in 15 seconds.

  • Were you only imaginary

  • Where are you now

  • Another dream

  • Another dream

  • Where are you now

  • Another dream

  • The monster's running wild inside of me

  • ♪ I'm faded

  • ♪ I'm faded

  • So lost, I'm faded

  • ♪ I'm faded

  • So lost, I'm faded

  • Facing the crowd used to be one of my biggest fears in life.

  • So to overcome that fear was indeed a magical feeling.

  • I never really thought that I would learn and grow this much

  • in such a short period of time.

  • In early 2017, I flew with him to Miami to catch his show at Ultra,

  • more or less exactly one year after Alan made his live debut.

  • And to stand there and watch that 19-year-old engaging, exciting,

  • and conquering a crowd of 15,000 people,

  • well to me that was a true testament in many ways

  • to the growth and the evolution that he'd been through,

  • not only as a performer but as a person.

  • And anyone who's been on the road can tell you that life on tour is exhausting.

  • It's challenging, it's tiring, and it's not nearly as glamorous

  • as it's set out to be.

  • In many ways life on the road is like a loop.

  • You need a lot of rest

  • and you don't get a lot of rest when you're traveling.

  • That is quite a challenge.

  • What you do all day

  • is basically consisting of a never-ending repetitive loop

  • of A) you start out jumping on a plane, fly to a new country and a new city,

  • get to the hotel, check in, get out of the hotel to the backstage,

  • do some promo, on to the stage, do your show.

  • And it's all over again.

  • There's really no place like home.

  • So it always feels good to come back home to Bergen, back to my family and friends.

  • But to be honest, after a couple of days at home,

  • I really just want to get back on the road.

Being a live performer is a completely different craft

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アラン・ウォーカー:アンマスクド(第2話 (Alan Walker: Unmasked (Episode 2))

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    Amy.Lin に公開 2021 年 01 月 14 日
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