DVIRNUNS: The Emotion Behind “Listen Woman”

1. “Listen Woman” has been making serious waves — what sparked the first idea for the track?
It actually started from a simple piano phrase I heard one night. Something about the chords just stopped me — they had this raw emotion, almost like they were already telling a story on their own. From that moment, I started building everything around that piano line. The groove, the atmosphere, the pulse — all of it came after.

The vocals came later, once the emotion of the track was already living in the music. It wasn’t planned; it just felt like the right moment to give the music a voice.

2. The title feels bold and mysterious. Who or what were you “listening” to when you created it?
The title actually came straight from the vocal. It just felt right — simple, raw, and it carried the emotion of the whole track.

3. Adam Ten has been dropping the track lately — how did it feel seeing one of your peers champion it on the dancefloor?
It felt amazing, honestly. Seeing Adam play it and watching the crowd react — that’s the best kind of validation. He’s got great taste and energy, so having him support it means a lot.

4. The rhythm and elegance in “Listen Woman” are addictive. What was your mindset in the studio when you found that groove?
I was in a really focused but relaxed state — just letting the groove lead. Once the bass and percussion locked in, I stopped overthinking and followed the flow. It was all about balance between rhythm and emotion.

5. Stereo Productions has deep roots in global house culture. What drew you to the label, and what makes this release special for you?
Stereo has always stood for real house culture — timeless, soulful, and connected to the roots. So releasing “Listen Woman” there just felt natural.

Big respect to DJ Chus — he really believed in the track from the first listen and made the whole release come together. His passion for music and the artists he supports is what keeps Stereo so authentic.

6. Your sound bridges emotion and power — how would you describe the essence of Dvirnuns in one sentence?
I’d say the essence of my sound is emotional power — it’s music that connects deeply but still moves a crowd. Every track I make starts from a feeling, and then I translate that emotion into energy people can physically feel on the dancefloor.

It’s about finding that middle ground between electronic music but also keeping the real music elements alive.

7. Outside the studio, what fuels your creativity — nightlife, travel, people, silence?
Honestly, a mix of everything. It could be a nice set I listen to, or just a nice sunset I go to see often. Maybe a day party, but silence is just as important. Traveling resets my mind, and meeting new people keeps me inspired.

8. You’re part of a new generation redefining modern house energy. How do you see your role in that movement?
I see my role as keeping the emotion alive in modern house music. There’s a new wave of artists pushing boundaries with sound and production — but for me, it’s about making sure the soul doesn’t get lost in the process.

If my tracks can make people feel something real while still going hard on the floor, then I’m doing my part in shaping where the scene goes next.

9. What can fans expect next from you — any new drops, collabs, or surprises on the way?
There’s a lot coming. I’ve been finishing a few new originals that go deeper but still keep that signature drive. There are also some exciting collaborations with artists I really respect — can’t say too much yet, but they’ll definitely surprise people.

10. Finish this sentence: “Listen Woman” is a track made for ____.
A precise moment for the dance floor, something that hits at the right time.

Or even just something you'd enjoy playing in the car.

“Listen Woman” by Dvirnuns is out now on Stereo Productions, continuing the label’s legacy of timeless, soulful house. Stream it everywhere and feel the emotion for yourself.