Hailing from the city of Limassol in Cyprus, newcomer Deejay Milan is a rising talent crafting his own world of electronic pop. A new name to the scene, he’s at the start of his musical journey, a self-taught DJ and producer experimenting with style, storytelling and sound. Driven by the desire to create moments through music, he’s here to forge a lasting connection with listeners everywhere.
Deejay Milan introduced himself last November with his debut single “Patch of Heart,” opening the first window into his melodic instincts and emotionally compelling sound. Now he returns with the follow up, bringing us his sophomore single titled “Need Your Love,” a track that marks a clear step forward in both sound and substance. The new release sees Deejay Milan push deeper into the personal, blending club-focused energy with heartfelt lyrical honesty.
Drawing from his own experiences, Milan pours his heart into every layer of the track from the soft echo of ambient synths to the layered vocals that swell with feeling. The track stands as a reflection of growth, the kind of growth that doesn’t come from perfection, but from process, capturing the sound of someone figuring it out in real time and who’s to be vulnerable while doing it.

Produced in a home studio in collaboration with producer MILAD, the pair have created a slick yet sincere sound that balances crisp electronic shine with human warmth. Dreamy textures flow beneath infectious pop melodies, all driven by a rhythmic pulse that nods to the dancefloor capped by alluring female vocal leads. Influenced by artists like Dua Lipa, Deejay Milan fuses modern pop appeal with a more reflective aesthetic built to move something deeper.
Brought in by the soft bubble of synth tones, airy vocal textures glide above to thread mesmeric melodic leads into the immersive arrangement, which gently jumps with the steady punch of the beat. Flowing with colourful synth elements and enticing vocals carrying instantly memorable hooks throughout, the track serves up a stunning slice of fiercely catchy dance pop music.
Wrapped up in exquisite sound design and peppered with intricate instrumental flourishes, propelled by the grooving snap of drums, “Need Your Love” sees Deejay Milan lay down a euphoric musical moment that’s sure to turns the heads of electronic pop fans around the world. As he goes from strength to strength on his second outing, Deejay Milan confirms himself as a must watch artist with an enjoyable and unique sound.
We caught up with Deejay Milan to find out more about his musical journey so far, his new single “Need Your Love” and what he’s got lined up for the future. Check out our interview with Deejay Milan below.
Hey Deejay Milan, how’s things?
Hey, I’m great, and I’m also glad to be here.
What’s your earliest memory of making music?
My earliest memory of making music was around age 17, playing with loops on a basic computer program. I didn’t know much, but I loved how I could shape sound into something personal. That curiosity never left me.
Which artists do you draw most inspiration from?
I’m not currently inspired by any one artist in particular. My sound is more influenced by the overall feel of House —genre known for their deep rhythms, emotive melodies, and atmospheric textures. While I don’t follow specific artists closely, I admire the work of names like Black Coffee, Keinemusik, &ME, who have each helped shape the global sound of these genres.
How else do you find inspiration for your music?
Inspiration comes from a mix of things—moods, places, conversations, different cultures, and even silence. It’s less about specific things and more about capturing a feeling or a moment in sound.
What was your highlight of the year for 2024?
Attending Tomorrowland Academy and also signing with a music label
What do you love about the Cyprus music scene?
I love how the Cyprus music scene blends rich cultural roots with a fresh, modern energy. Traditional sounds and rhythms still influence the vibe here, and the community is tight
What would you say is the perfect setting for listeners to enjoy your sound?
My music fits best in moments where listeners can truly connect—whether it’s a chilled-out lounge, a sunset by the beach, or a focused listening session at home. It’s all about the mood and letting the sound flow naturally.
How has your own style and sound evolved since you started out?
I’m still finding my own style and I’m currently trying out several styles to achieve the desired result.
Who would be your dream artist to collaborate with?
Considering that I’m trying different styles, I’d really like to collaborate with different artists like Anyma, Adam port and David Guetta.
How did you find making your new single “Need Your Love”?
The process took about three months, and I really wanted it to be different. I made several versions of this song until I reached this final version.
What message did you want to get across with this release?
“Need Your Love” is about that feeling of wanting to be close to someone and the emotions that come with it.It’s about vulnerability and emotion, wrapped in warm rhythms and melodies that invite listeners to feel and reflect in their own way.
What artist have you been listening to most recently?
Anyma’s new album was released recently, which I really enjoyed, as well as several Iranian artists who released new singles and albums. Actually, I’m originally Iranian.And I should also mention that in the future I will definitely release music a fusion of Iranian instruments and Iranian style.
What’s the main thing you want people to get out of listening to your music?
I want people to feel something real. Whether it’s emotion, or just getting lost in the moment.Enjoying the song and connecting with the lyrics
What’s been your favourite live performance so far?
The most memorable performance comes back to Armenia at the Water Festival, which was very enjoyable.
Who would be 3 artists to headline your dream festival? And where would it be?
It’s a really tough question because the top 50 DJs are all the best, but I think David Guetta is one of them, Dimitri Vegas, and Armin Van buuren as well. And I would like this place to be held in Iran and the city of Shiraz. I hope this will happen in the near future and we will witness music festivals in Iran. Of course, I should also mention that there are very talented artists in Iran.
Do you have any advice for a new artist wanting to follow your footsteps?
My advice is to stay true to your sound and take your time finding it. Don’t rush to fit into trends—focus on what feels honest to you. Be consistent, stay curious, and surround yourself with people who challenge and support you. Most importantly, enjoy the process.
Finally, what do you have lined up for the rest of the year?
I’ve got a few new releases in the works, plus exciting collaboration, I’m really looking forward to. I’m also planning to play more live sets and keep growing my sound. This year is all about evolving and sharing more music that feels true to me. And finally, thank you for your support, which motivates more artists and helps them continue their journey.
Listen to Need Your Love below
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