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Carl Cox: ‘I remain true to my music and style — I am my own show’

Carl Cox, DJ, producer and music entrepreneur: “I remain true to my music and style, I am my own show and I want you to enjoy it”

Juan Suárez

Modified: Sunday, March 29 2026, 12.44am

Carl Cox, the veteran DJ and producer, has returned to Ibiza after a nine-year absence, reflecting on the island’s enduring role as the hub of electronic music. In an interview, he described his deep connection with the island, the evolution of the dance music scene from vinyl to the digital era, and his commitment to staying true to his own style rather than chasing commercial hits. Cox acknowledged the impact of technology and shifting trends but stressed the importance of authenticity and audience connection, insisting “the show is me” rather than visual spectacle. Alongside his performances at UNVRS, he is preparing a new book, a documentary, and future live shows, while continuing to support new talent such as Anna Tur. With roots in Barbados and a passion for blending Latin rhythms, he remains focused on music as a unifying force and sees Ibiza as his spiritual home.

For the full article, please visit Diario de Ibiza website here.