For years, Andrew Rayel has served as a leader in the trance community while creating his own path forward through his Find Your Harmony mix show and label. With the Moldovan producer set to deliver the 500th episode of his mix show, we talked with Rayel about the celebrations this year and much more.

  • With events in Los Angeles, Prague, and one at ADE this year, what do the three locations signify for Find Your Harmony?

Each city represents a different pillar of the FYH community. LA is the U.S. anchor — a chance to connect with the American trance and progressive fanbase and tap into that city’s festival energy. Also, Los Angeles plays a major role in my career as I’ve played an insane amount of shows here during the past 15 years, and it was very important for me to have an FYH 500 celebration show here.  Prague has become almost like a home base for us in Europe — an intimate, dedicated crowd that’s grown with the brand year after year, and I’m super happy we can bring FYH to the best club in Prague, which is EPIC, and celebrate together with the fans. And ADE is the industry moment — it’s where we get to stand alongside the rest of the electronic music world in Amsterdam and show where FYH sits in that bigger conversation. Together, they show that FYH isn’t tied to one region or one type of night — it’s a global, connected community.

  • What has been the most surprising aspect of running the label up until this point?

Honestly, how much of it comes down to relationships rather than tracks. I came into this thinking the hardest part would be finding great music — and while that’s still a huge focus, the bigger surprise has been how much energy goes into building trust with artists, giving new names a real platform, and creating a team that shares the same vision. Watching an artist we signed early go on to build their own following — that’s been more rewarding, and more work, than I expected, but I still, up to this day, enjoy the process.

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  • What are your biggest goals for the future of Find Your Harmony?

I want FYH to keep growing as a brand, not just a label or radio show — more cities, more festival stages, and eventually a signature FYH event/festival that people plan their year around, the way people do for the biggest names in dance music. I also want to keep expanding the artist roster and give more emerging talent a real launchpad, the same way the label has done with our RISING HRMNY imprint.

  • As an artist and producer, what are some of the main takeaways you’ve learned from running a label?

Running a label taught me patience and perspective I didn’t have as just a producer. When it’s your own track, you can be precious about it. When you’re developing someone else’s, you learn to listen differently — to hear what makes a track special to them and help it get there, rather than making it sound like you. It’s also taught me the value of a team — no one builds something like this alone, and finding people whose taste you fully trust is one of the most important parts of the job.

  • How has Find Your Harmony evolved over the years?

It started as a personal project — an album and then a radio show, really just an extension of the music I loved. Over time it became a label giving other artists a home, then a real community, and now it’s grown into a full live event brand with FYH shows around the world. What hasn’t changed is the core idea — melody, harmony, and energy — but the way people experience that idea has expanded from headphones and radio into full rooms and festival stages.

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Having already delivered an unforgettable FYH 500 for fans in Los Angeles in May of 2026, Andrew Rayel has plenty left for the rest of the year as he continues to hit stages around the world and deliver new music. Fans in Prague can buy tickets for FYH 500 on September 18th as he takes the stage at EPIC alongside Ruben de Ronde and Olly James. Next, the party will head to Amsterdam as Find Your Harmony returns to ADE on October 23rd at Desmet’s Studio. Alongside the live events, Andrew has released the official Find Your Harmony anthem, Universal Harmony, alongside EXTASIA on the imprint. The official 500th episode was delivered earlier this year, coming in three parts, with part one from Los Angeles available below:



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