I started building my sound in a cramped bedroom studio, surrounded by vintage synths and modern production gear, obsessed with one question: what does the future sound like? That obsession led me down a rabbit hole of modular synthesis, drum programming, and the endless possibilities of electronic music. I blend the nostalgic warmth of '80s synthwave with aggressive modern bass music and experimental glitch aesthetics, creating something that feels both timeless and urgently now. My influences range from the pioneers—Vangelis, Tangerine Dream, Kraftwerk—to contemporary boundary-pushers like Rezz, Carpenter Brut, and Perturbator. But I'm equally inspired by the hum of neon signs, the flicker of CRT screens, and the energy of underground warehouse raves. Every track I produce is designed to be an immersive experience, a sonic journey through chrome-plated cityscapes and digital dystopias. Over the past few years, I've taken my live show from intimate club nights to festival main stages, always bringing the same intensity and precision. My performances are fully live—no pre-recorded sets—which means every show is unique, reactive, and raw. I manipulate synths, trigger samples, and layer effects in real-time, creating an unpredictable energy that keeps crowds locked in from first beat to last. Whether I'm headlining a sweaty underground venue or playing to thousands under strobing festival lights, my mission stays the same: to create moments where the music takes over completely, where the boundary between human and machine dissolves, and where we all become part of the electric pulse.