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Electronic music has always been part of my life. I listen to electronic music since the 90s and early started to listen to famous German radio shows like 1Live Partyservice and DASDING. Since then I've become a huge fan of melodic electronic music around trance and pushing techno tracks. My brother had the same crazy passion for electronic music and even started to organize school parties and began to mix music using vinyls and CDs. It didn't take long for me to board this running train and I started mixing vinyls at the end of the 90s, too. Well yeah, at that time there was no sync button! :) Came as no surprise, most of my pocket money went to the regional vinyl store and few years later I also acquired my first CDJ-players and went digital. I mostly played at our resident party location "oldSkool" (kudos to the old crew!) but due to other priorities in life there was less and less time for DJing (ok, meanwhile I once had the opportunity to live-mix as a guest in a trance music radio show). Pedestrian stuff followed like finishing my study and getting a real day job. But 5 years ago again there was something that sparked my passion and ambition to go beyond listening (or hobby-mixing) electronic music. I started reading into music theory and have learned electronic music production techniques via online courses and books. Finally, I even purchased analog hardware synthesizers. I was fascinated in what was possible nowadays to produce with just a few components and software. Since then I'm trying to improve my electronic music production skills and hope to give something back in the same way than electronic music has given me since my early youth...