Inspired from late '90s and early '00's progressive trance

Eric G - Wave Function

Kimberly J. Nelson music is a big part of who I am. There’s almost always a song playing in the background, whether it’s a soulful classic, something raw and indie, or the latest track I just discovered. For me, music isn’t just something I hear it’s something I connect with. It lifts me up, gets me through tough times, and makes everyday moments feel more alive. I’m always chasing those songs that hit just right, and I love connecting with others who feel the same way.

In 1998, Eric Graham setup his first pair of turntables and immediately knew he was on the first day of a journey he never wanted to end. With over 20 years of experience at hand, Eric approaches his sets as a single collage to be assembled with contrasting dynamics and a constant evolution- rather then just playing one track after another. Eric's unique style of performance combines elements of production techniques, skills of turntabilism, with a solid background of music theory for utilizing unique combinations of harmonics in non standard ways.  Eric Graham has often been praised by colleagues for his extremely technical and unusual approach to mixes using upwards of 8 channels where he uses stems and layering as opposed to single finished tracks.  This approach allows a much more interactive back and froth with the audience as he expertly casts dark magic creating vivid atmospherics and hypnotic climaxes, holding his audience completely enthralled for the entire journey.

In 2018, Graham decided to set aside DJ'ing and completely focus on producing his own music, with the aim to perform his own music live. Through the techniques evolved in production, his sets have continued to evolve to the point of being more live performance act - creating real time remixes and song deconstructions. Ultimately, everything Eric Graham does, is in support of building a nuanced and transcendent story, to move his audience both in mind and body.