My ambition for my music is for it to tell stories without words. Each track is like a journey, guided by rhythm and texture rather than melody or lyrics. I love the challenge of communicating emotion through minimalism by using small changes, subtle shifts and evolving synths to create tension and release. I try to design moments that feel alive, that move and breathe like as if they have their own pulse. Authenticity is a big ambition towards creating my tracks. I never want to chase trends or make something just because it is popular in the moment. Techno for me, is about expressing emotions by translating them into sound whether that be dark and driving or deep and hypnotic. Finally, I want to create music that lasts beyond the moment, where people can resonate just as strongly on a packed dancefloor as they can in someone's headphones.

As a techno artist, I want to make music which transforms people - to pull them into a space where sound, rhythm and emotion blur together to become one. For me, techno is more than just a genre of electronic music; its a language of energy and movement. Every track, every kick drum, every evolving synth line is designed to communicate something beyond words. I want my music to affect people physically and emotionally. On the surface, I want the crowd to move and to dance without thinking, I want them to surrender to the groove and the pulse of the bass. There is something liberating about being surrounded by people all moving to the same beat and for me; that's where the magic happens. Ultimately, I hope my music leaves people changed, even if it is only by a small amount. If my sound can make someone feel connected to themselves, to the crowds or even to something bigger - then I have done what I set out to do from the start and that would make me so happy.

I want my sound to evolve into a deeper narrative experience, where every set and release feels like entering a distinct world - a space where textures, atmospheres and minimal elements combine to tell its own unique story. When I first began producing techno, my focus was purely on energy: driving kick drums, hypnotic loops, and that relentless pulse that makes the people lose themselves on the dancefloor. However, as I've grown, I've realised that techno has the power to communicate much more than rhythm. This is something that I will focus more on in the evolution process of my artistic identity. For me, evolution means vulnerability: letting go of formula, trusting intuition and allowing imperfections to shape the sound. I don't want to just make music that people dance to; I want to create experiences that stay with them long after the lights come on.