Singer Ana Kiri

Ana Kiri released her new single and music video, “I Still Remember.” The music video was produced by the Black Flamingo Films and directed by Jarop. This single defines the direction where Ana wanted to go in her music career - good quality house EDM.

What made you decide to pursue music?

I have always loved music. However, it has been years since I finished classic music school, and I’m getting back to music only now. When I was little and practiced piano pieces by Mozart and Beethoven for school, I couldn’t appreciate music. All I wanted was to go back to my dance classes or with my school friends and have fun. I concentrated more on dancing, then on acting. It wasn’t until I moved to Miami that I got to know electronic music and fell in love with it. And all the possibilities EDM offers to you. Not only as a performer but as a producer as well.

Why did you switch modeling to singing, or are you doing both?

My music to me isn’t about my singing. My music to me, is about music itself. It’s about the melody, the arrangement, the instruments I choose. It’s about the story the song tells. With my first single “Feel my love,” I was going for the summer upbeat tropical house vibe, with carefree and a kind message. With my recent release, “I still remember,” I wanted to go more into deep house and concentrate on the bass, kick, and the drop. Here I had the possibility to work on an amazing music video with Miami based Black Flamingo Films. We portrayed the fight of a woman with her inner demons. I’m most proud of when I play my song to someone, and they actually have that feeling I wanted to convey – that’s what I love.

I’m doing everything at the same time - music, dancing, acting, and painting. I find that switching from one thing to another also helps me advance while giving me time to rest doing something else, and get a perspective.