Credits:Dp6, Gorge, Keneth Graham, Klartraum, Ludovick, Mark Allow, Markus Homm, Mihai Popoviciu And Minilogue. Thank You So Much

Dub House Session

60 years of addiction to music, and I think it will be like this until the end…

I always try to listen to all genres of music. Of course, I don’t love them all, but above all I love music that makes me feel good, smooth soundscapes takes me on a journey and transports me into immersive state, even depressive.

I believe that 127 BPM is the magic number — I love it!!!

I grew up listening to Pink Floyd and Radiohead (Thom Yorke, I LOVE him!!!). I’ve loved Massive Attack and Portishead ever since I discovered them; electronic music came into my life through Massive Attack. From then on, I’ve preferred Minimal Techno over melodic styles, and I really like Dub.

Naturally, I also enjoy House, more the old-school House, and I don’t mind a certain kind of Afro House either.

Not long ago I’ve discovered HYPNOTIC TECHNO, and I’ve been there… 

In the sets I play, my dark and depressive side always comes through. I don’t really like making abrupt transitions; I prefer long, hypnotic loops. I know that for the dancefloor can be a bit “boring”, but it is what it is…

I don’t do much preparation when building a set. I like to navigate by sight — in other words, I choose the tracks according to how I’m feeling the set at the moment. I create transition loops on the fly, same with cue points. Sometimes it doesn’t turn out the way I wanted, but I don’t have much patience for preview preparations and all that…

This is me 🤪🤪🤪

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60 years of addiction to music, and I think it will be like this until the end… I always try to listen to all genres of music. Of course, I don’t love them all, but above all I love music that makes me feel good, smooth soundscapes takes me on a journey and transports me into immersive state, even depressive. I believe that 127 BPM is the magic number — I love it!!! I grew up listening to Pink Floyd and Radiohead (Thom Yorke, I LOVE him!!!). I’ve loved Massive Attack and Portishead ever since I discovered them; electronic music came into my life through Massive Attack. From then on, I’ve preferred Minimal Techno over melodic styles, and I really like Dub. Naturally, I also enjoy House, more the old-school House, and I don’t mind a certain kind of Afro House either. Not long ago I’ve discovered HYPNOTIC TECHNO, and I’ve been there… In the sets I play, my dark and depressive side always comes through. I don’t really like making abrupt transitions; I prefer long, hypnotic loops. I know that for the dancefloor can be a bit “boring”, but it is what it is… I don’t do much preparation when building a set. I like to navigate by sight — in other words, I choose the tracks according to how I’m feeling the set at the moment. I create transition loops on the fly, same with cue points. Sometimes it doesn’t turn out the way I wanted, but I don’t have much patience for preview preparations and all that… This is me 🤪🤪🤪

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