Genres

Electronic music refuses to be contained - it splits, evolves, and creates new territories faster than anyone can map them. The genres here represent different approaches to the same core mission: using technology to create sounds that move both body and mind. From the raw punk energy of acid to the transcendent journeys of trance, from hip-hop’s rhythmic foundations to techno’s minimal philosophy, each genre offers its own language for electronic expression.

These aren’t rigid categories but fluid territories that inform and influence each other, constantly pushing my creative boundaries in unexpected directions. Dive into any genre to see how electronic music keeps evolving and challenging me as an artist, creating new possibilities for what music can be.

Techno


Techno is electronic music’s most honest conversation - stripped down to essential elements and built for the long journey. These tracks lean minimal and cerebral, focusing on how much story you can tell with the fewest possible components. Detroit gave us the template, but working in techno means finding what happens when you remove everything that isn’t absolutely necessary.

Some pieces here build slowly, revealing new layers through subtle shifts and microscopic changes. Others establish their hypnotic patterns early and let them work their magic through pure repetition. This is music that rewards deep listening - the kind of focused attention that reveals details you missed the first dozen times through. Every track here explores that balance between driving rhythm and mental space, between the physical pulse that moves your body and the cerebral elements that engage your mind.

Trance


Trance is about reaching higher - pure sonic transcendence that lifts you beyond the everyday. These tracks span the full spectrum from classic Euro trance to psytrance explorations, each built around that essential principle of musical journey and emotional elevation.

A lot of my trance work builds tension, releasing it, then building again until you’re completely transported. Others take more experimental approaches while keeping that core mission of transcendence intact. Working in trance means understanding that repetition becomes meditation, that the right sequence of sounds can shift consciousness completely. Whether it’s the euphoric peaks of classic trance or the more intense, psychedelic territories of psytrance, every track here is designed to take you somewhere else entirely. This is music that doesn’t just move your body - it moves and modifies your mind.

Trip-Hop


Trip-hop is deeply personal territory for me - that perfect intersection of hip-hop’s rhythmic foundation with electronic music’s atmospheric possibilities. These tracks explore the spaces between beats, where downtempo grooves create room for texture, melody, and genuine introspection. Built on that essential hip-hop DNA but slowed down and opened up, trip-hop lets you dive deep into mood and atmosphere without losing the groove that keeps you anchored.

Tracks here navigate into the classic Bristol sound - dark, moody, and cinematic. Others take those influences into more contemporary territory while keeping that essential introspective quality intact. This is music for late nights and quiet moments, for when you need something that moves with you rather than demanding you move with it. Every track here understands that sometimes the most powerful electronic music happens in the spaces between the obvious.

Tropical


Tropical is pure escapism translated into sound - island rhythms and Caribbean influences filtered through electronic production techniques. I’m all about capturing an authentic sun-soaked, vacation mindset where time moves differently and everything feels more relaxed.

The music here moves at 110 BPM, that sweet spot where you can groove without breaking a sweat. Tracks explore everything from deep house with tropical elements to more upbeat dance floor pieces that bring that beach party energy indoors. This isn’t just background music for vacation photos - it’s genuine exploration of how Caribbean and Latin rhythms can enhance electronic music’s emotional palette while creating something that feels authentically warm and inviting.