Rozell, an Estonian electronic dance music artist also known as Hans Noormets, is gearing up for a significant spring as he opens for international superstar Jason Derulo on the final concerts of his European tour 'The Last Dance'. In an exclusive interview, Rozell discusses how a dubstep record he purchased in the Netherlands dramatically shifted his musical path, highlighting the pivotal role that music can play in life changes. At just 28 years old, Rozell recalls that his journey into music was somewhat serendipitous, originating from a trip and the discovery of a single record that sparked his passion. He attributes much of his current inspiration to the works of Avicii, a Swedish DJ who greatly influenced the electronic music scene before his untimely passing. Rozell's enthusiasm is palpable as he describes the exhilarating experience of watching thousands of fans move to his melodies during performances, which he calls one of the most rewarding aspects of being an artist. As he prepares to take the stage in front of massive audiences, Rozell reflects on the challenges and triumphs of an artist's life in the fast-paced world of dance music. His story underlines the transformative power of music and the expansive opportunities available within the European music scene, particularly as he looks to expand his reach and cement his place among the greats in electronic dance music.