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Artist Bio

Growing up in the 1980s, I was captivated by the worlds of science fiction, computers, video games, and film soundtracks. While I took a few piano lessons as a child, it wasn't long before I discovered that my true passion lay not in playing from sheet music, but in creating sounds and musical landscapes of my own.

The arrival of synthesizers—especially the Yamaha DX7—opened up an entirely new universe. Inspired by the electronic textures of Jean-Michel Jarre, the cinematic atmospheres of Vangelis, and the synth-driven sound of artists such as Duran Duran, Peter Gabriel, Nik Kershaw, and Frankie Goes to Hollywood, I developed a lifelong fascination with electronic music.

The sounds of the Commodore 64 SID chip, early game music, and the golden era of MTV further shaped my musical identity. These influences continue to resonate throughout my work today.

A self-taught musician and sound explorer, I create music that blends nostalgia, cinematic atmospheres, melodic storytelling, and a passion for synthesizers. My goal is simple: to create the kind of music that first inspired me to dream beyond the ordinary.

I bought my first synthesizer in 1987 and it was a used Siel Opera 6, a 6-voice Italian made analog synth with MIDI. Opera 6 was released in 1983 and was a part of my studio till 2020.

The very first MIDI implementation started in 1990, when I started to use Voyetra Sequencer for DOS. It was running in IBM PC AT computer.

My projects and songs are always started from some special tone or sound and the feelings of artificial frequencies.

Over the years I have written and produced over 300 musical "things" varying from ambient, electronic and trance styles. And now when I am a bit "older fart" already, I am willing to share these with the world too.