Adjuste (BE), Doltz, Hitam, Isabel Soto, Mary Yuzovskaya and Polygonya

Storm

This is a way of being in music — to feel it deeply, and to give myself a path to create something that truly fulfills my soul and my mind.

I have lived with an addiction to music for almost 60 years, and I believe it will stay with me 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.
Strong drums and deep bass make my heart beat faster. Smooth soundscapes and liquid sounds take me out of my body — I am addicted to liquid sounds.

Discovering Birds ov Paradise changed the way I see music. After that, I discovered several similar artists, and my musicality began to change.

My sets usually carry a certain darkness and sometimes even depressive atmospheres.
I love working with voices, soundscapes, liquid textures, stems, tools and samples.
I love long and hypnotic loops. Most of my sets are created more to be listened to than to be danced to.

Like a storyteller, maybe.

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This is a way of being in music — to feel it deeply, and to give myself a path to create something that truly fulfills my soul and my mind. I have lived with an addiction to music for almost 60 years, and I believe it will stay with me 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. Strong drums and deep bass make my heart beat faster. Smooth soundscapes and liquid sounds take me out of my body — I am addicted to liquid sounds. Discovering Birds ov Paradise changed the way I see music. After that, I discovered several similar artists, and my musicality began to change. My sets usually carry a certain darkness and sometimes even depressive atmospheres. I love working with voices, soundscapes, liquid textures, stems, tools and samples. I love long and hypnotic loops. Most of my sets are created more to be listened to than to be danced to. Like a storyteller, maybe.

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