I made this like one year ago, but i still love this track.

Frederik De Voecht - The Aftermath

Frederik De Voecht - My Last Cigarette

Frederik De Voecht - I Love Antwerp

Frederik De Voecht - Aucune Identité, No Identity

Frederik De Voecht - Regenerate

Frederik De Voecht - Clouds

Frederik De Voecht - Athmosphere

Frederik De Voecht - Nostalgia

Frederik De Voecht - Friedelhausen

Frederik De Voecht - Rock-'n-roll

Influenced by the electronic music my mother played, I became interested in the wonderful world of this sound and the infinity of it. Since I was fourteen I started going out and my preference went straight to less commercial parties. Such as drum and bass, minimal techno and house. More and more I got the idea to do something with this music. So, I worked the money together and bought my first second hand turntables and a mixer. In my search for the genre that would interest me most, I bought my first drum and bass records at the nostalgic USA import in Antwerp. But after a time it appeared that this music was not completely what I wanted. My brother however was in love with this music and also began DJing and producing. He taught me to work with ableton and synths. At this time I was fully into house and minimal. So I tried to do my own thing. After much experimentation and a lot of cursing, I felt that I had found something where I could put in my creativity. First producing very basic techno, but after a few years I felt that electronic music has much more to offer. At this moment I am experimenting and I feel very good with what I do. It's not about fame, it's about creativity and the feeling that results from it, the best drug I know. The style that I currently produce can be defined as experimental electronica with a wink to the seventies and eighties, especially the pioneers like Klaus Schulze, Tangerine Dream, Kraftwerk, Fad Gadget and other new wavebands. At parties I play minimal techno and house. For me the quality of mixing is very important, the idea is that people have a total experience. Therefore I refer to a quote by T. S. Elliot: "You are the music while the music lasts."