Listen up, music lover. If you're looking for another run-of-the-mill DJ who's all about the flash and no substance, you're in the wrong place. But if you're seeking a craftsman of sound, a sonic adventurer, then lets connect.

You see, I'm not your run-of-the-mill beat jockey who just stumbled upon a passion for music because it was the cool thing to do. I've been in the trenches, diving headfirst into the intoxicating world of dance music. 

But let me tell you, it wasn't about just producing tracks, bootlegs, or the occasional DJ gig. Nah, that's child's play. My quest was to forge something far more meaningful: musical experiences that leave a mark, that make your soul hum along, that change the way you see the world, even if just for a moment.

Now, I'm not claiming to be the all-knowing sage atop the mountain. As Laozi once said, "The wise man is one who knows what he does not know." And I'm wise enough to know that it's not about inflating egos or claiming the spotlight. It's about creating a connection, a spark that ignites the heart and soul.

Music, to me, is like a universal language, a bridge that transcends cultural, linguistic, and social divides. It's not something to be taken lightly. It's a force to be reckoned with, one that deserves our utmost respect and reverence. And when wielded with care, it can transform the ordinary into the extraordinary.

So, here's the thing: my dance music journey isn't about me. It's about exploration, growth, and the thrill of discovery. It's about creating a sound that doesn't just hit the right notes, but also stirs the right emotions. It's about embracing humility, simplicity, and a deep-seated respect for the power of music. And ultimately, it's about bringing us a little closer, one beat at a time.

So, are you ready to join me on this journey?

I studied music composition and conducting at Stony Brook University when first introduced to electronic music in a course taught by Bülent Arel (director of Yale's electronic music program) in the Stony Brook Electronic Music Studio. At the time there were only two builders of synthesizers, Robert Moog and Don Bucla, the latter's Bucla 200 was the modular synth used there along with Studer reel to reel tape recorders. A multi-instrumentalist having explored a myriad of musical disciplines, including flamenco, classical, Bluegrass, rock, and Renaissance/Early music, I have been producing electronic music since the early 1980's. I have produced many albums, the latest being the EP "The Elements". I've also done remixes for Henry Saiz and his label Natura and Henry included an original track of mine on his latest compilation project for the Australian label, Balance, "Henry Saiz 032". I also produce under the alias Bobby Dervich for which I have several albums and an EP. All the works are available through most platforms, Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon, etc.

Wunderk1nd is growing up in a small village in germany and started in his early youth interrested for futuristic, especially electronic music.
He made his first steps while discovering the german trance and rave style in the mid 90s.
At the end of the 90s he was more and more charmed by the uk style of the progressive house genius like from the heroes of this scene Sasha, John Digweed, Nick Warren, Dave Seaman etc.
But as his most music influence he would describe the electronic madness of James Holdens early works, especially in the start of 2000s.
Since then he is permanent searching for new music aspects and put this together with a huge amount of different sets on soundcloud since 2008.
In consequence about the start of the pandemic, in april 2020 he also started focus on live audio streaming on twitch mostly on fridays.
He brings long epic sets there with different concepts. Of course his mainly electronic style discovering many time decades, artist tributes or specific sets from music styles of a wider spectrum.

Kris Omen - Techno, Progressive House energy and ’90s emotion. The sound: atmospheric, melodic, and driven by feeling. Disconnected from all earthly tethers Kris doesn’t create to fit in. He creates to remind you what it’s like to feel alive.

Every track is built to take you somewhere, whether that place is in the past, the future, or somewhere only you know.

Hello everybody. This is Anton Tyurin | aka TONiONLi | from Russia, based in Moscow, born in the USSR in the mid-80s... Since childhood, I love interesting music, without being tied to styles and directions. Here I regularly plan to introduce you to my personal playlist, which I have been running since 2010. All sets are composed and recorded from the | Longlist | since 2010. A confident DJ and aspiring producer. I have been thinking about starting my creative career in electronic genres for a long time. Thank you to my family and friends! For the inspiration and magic charge I would like to thank the one of  best electronic artist and  producer of my time Henry Saiz #WeLoveHenry

// Natura Sonoris //

Just a scientist who loves synthesizers.

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