Melodic techno, live electric harp.

The sound

It started with thirteen years of classical harp as a kid and teenager, semi-professional level, hours of practice a day. The harp went quiet during the startup years, then came back on top of the music I'd fallen in love with on dance floors: melodic and tribal techno. Today the sets blend DJing with live electric harp, drums, MIDI piano, and elements of spoken word.

Fifty countries of travel feed the selection: tribal, deep, and electric sounds folded into sets that move between deep and introspective to groovy and electrifying. People have called it introspective music: it gives the listener space to experience the senses within. That's the point. Playing in crowds is where connection happens, and trance, surprise, and transformation only happen there.

These days: resident DJ at Purple Fridays in Madeira, warmups for Worakls at NADA and Niels Hoffmann at Musicbox Lisbon, and sets from an abandoned lighthouse in the Azores to Burning Man.

Played at

Club Nature

In 2023 I started a YouTube channel with my friend Renat: Club Nature brings DJs and live performers to stunning locations — the cliffs of Arrábida, an abandoned lighthouse in the Azores — and films them raw.

The rule: high-energy performers who play to the camera, in places that do half the work. Guest editions included, like the in-house session with DJ MVRIUS.

Behind it