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Why music?

“I've always loved music. But growing up, I didn't really know how to express myself with words. Music showed me there was another way.”

When does creation happen?

“Usually when I'm alone. And usually after something happens — something good, or something bad. Then I sit down on my own and start writing.”

What is music to you?

“My slogan says: 'Music is your passion.' But for me, it's more than passion. It's a friend. It's therapy. It's salvation. It's rescue. It's love. And even then, it's never enough.”

Why is this not about fame?

“For me, it's not about that. I'm happy when people understand it, when they feel it. That is what matters most to me.”

What should people feel in your music?

“First, I want them to find themselves. Then maybe they realize what we all share: love, drama, sadness, happiness. And then they understand that what I create is really just life.”

How would you describe your sound?

“I grew up on trance. Now I combine house, progressive, and EDM. But the most important thing for me is always the story.”

Was there a moment that defined you?

“There were more of them. But if I had to name one important point, my album Deep Connections 2025 gave me the base to keep going.”

What is the hardest part right now?

“Everything around the online world. On one side, it helps artists a lot. On the other side, it also creates problems.”

Who do you make music for?

“For anyone who feels it. I think music — or art in general — cannot really be limited to one type of person. It belongs to whoever finds themselves in it.”