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From his beginnings in graffiti and urban culture, his journey has been a constant pursuit of free expression through electronic music. Inspired by electro, techno, and the psychotrance scene of the ’90s, he set out to build sets composed entirely of his own productions. His sound is dark, atmospheric, and visceral, always guided by intuition and a deep connection with the crowd. An independent, label-free artist, his goal is clear: to make an impact, leave a mark, and keep the underground spirit alive.
From graffiti-covered walls to the booths of the most daring clubs, his path has been one of constant evolution, marked by passion and independence. His first contact with electronic music came through Hip Hop and urban culture: a graffiti writer and lover of Electro and Rap, he found in street sounds a raw and unfiltered form of expression.
It was in the ’90s, amid strobe lights and the acid psychedelia of Madrid’s psychotrance scene, that he experienced a true revelation. Witnessing live sets by figures like Aux88, The Advent, and Anthony Rother was the spark—the inspiration that pushed him to step forward and begin creating his own music.
Since then, his commitment has been total. After composing his first “decent” track, he set himself a challenge: to build sets entirely from his own productions, refusing to be boxed into a single genre. Electro, techno, house, IDM, EBM, acid, rap… any sound texture that stimulates, intrigues, or unsettles him becomes raw material for creative exploration.
He has always looked toward the underground, the non-commercial, what resonates from the shadows with a voice of its own. His sound is defined by elegant darkness and brutal honesty—a raw energy that transforms into an atmospheric journey where every beat is a statement. In his sets, there’s no fixed script: he follows the moment, the floor, the crowd, the energy. Everything unfolds in real time, in a living, genuine connection with the environment.
His influences are as wide as they are deep: from the pioneers of ’80s New York electro and Miami Bass to late ’90s British techno, Detroit’s legacy, and the classic acid of early psychotrance. And above all, an indelible artistic root: graffiti, which remains his greatest creative drive—his school, his visual language.
Today, he defines himself as an intuitive artist in constant evolution. His path is neither linear nor predictable; it’s an open process, a sonic laboratory where learning and breaking boundaries happen daily. He doesn’t seek labels—he seeks impact. And nothing is more rewarding than that moment when someone asks:
“Whose track is that?”
And he can proudly answer:
“It’s mine.”
Because in that moment, music fulfills its true purpose: to connect, to surprise, to leave a mark.
It was in the ’90s, amid strobe lights and the acid psychedelia of Madrid’s psychotrance scene, that he experienced a true revelation. Witnessing live sets by figures like Aux88, The Advent, and Anthony Rother was the spark—the inspiration that pushed him to step forward and begin creating his own music.
Since then, his commitment has been total. After composing his first “decent” track, he set himself a challenge: to build sets entirely from his own productions, refusing to be boxed into a single genre. Electro, techno, house, IDM, EBM, acid, rap… any sound texture that stimulates, intrigues, or unsettles him becomes raw material for creative exploration.
He has always looked toward the underground, the non-commercial, what resonates from the shadows with a voice of its own. His sound is defined by elegant darkness and brutal honesty—a raw energy that transforms into an atmospheric journey where every beat is a statement. In his sets, there’s no fixed script: he follows the moment, the floor, the crowd, the energy. Everything unfolds in real time, in a living, genuine connection with the environment.
His influences are as wide as they are deep: from the pioneers of ’80s New York electro and Miami Bass to late ’90s British techno, Detroit’s legacy, and the classic acid of early psychotrance. And above all, an indelible artistic root: graffiti, which remains his greatest creative drive—his school, his visual language.
Today, he defines himself as an intuitive artist in constant evolution. His path is neither linear nor predictable; it’s an open process, a sonic laboratory where learning and breaking boundaries happen daily. He doesn’t seek labels—he seeks impact. And nothing is more rewarding than that moment when someone asks:
“Whose track is that?”
And he can proudly answer:
“It’s mine.”
Because in that moment, music fulfills its true purpose: to connect, to surprise, to leave a mark.
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