I started playing piano when I was six, and that early curiosity quickly turned into a love for creating my own sounds. In the early 2000s, I got hooked on music production thanks to the PS1 game Music 2000 and the PC game Hip Hop eJay, where I experimented with my first tracks. In 2009, I joined the band Half Hour Handshake as a synthesizer player, which gave me my first taste of performing and arranging music. These experiences eventually led me to producing my own beats in Ableton around 2017, which really marked the beginning of my personal musical journey. 

I’ve always been inspired by classic Hip Hop and Boom Bap producers like J Dilla, Pete Rock, and Madlib. But the golden era of SoundCloud in the early 2010s opened up a whole new world for me—introducing future beats, house, and soulful R&B sounds. Those influences combined with my early Hip Hop roots have shaped the unique sound I create today.

Ableton Live is my main tool. I rely heavily on VSTs like Serum and Arturia Analog Lab for my signature synth sounds. But I also love using my old Korg Micro X from my Half Hour Handshake days—it’s packed with quirky instruments, arpeggiators and textures that I can’t replicate anywhere else, so it often finds its way into my productions.

Departure To Utopia is by far my most ambitious project to date. I spent over two years crafting it as a concept album, aiming to give listeners a fully immersive experience. The idea is that the listener is pulled into a simulation, where each track represents a different level, guiding them through experiences and philosophical ideas designed to expand consciousness. It’s an album that blends storytelling, emotion, and sound design, inviting the listener to step into a world of reflection and discovery.

Outside of music, I love spending time in nature—hiking, cycling, swimming, and just being outdoors. I’m also a proud father to a three-year-old boy, a passionate DJ and vinyl collector, fueling my inspiration both in the studio and behind the decks.