Inspired by the Goth-Culture of the late 2000s, I started my journey into the seemingly rough and grotesc world of electronic music.

Things were different, back in the days when I lived in southern Germany. People there are more famous for Bier, Bratwurst and Brezel - less for things like Techno or House.
I had the luck of meeting the "Nachtwerk" community. A small group of extraordinary people, living their own style and listening to their own taste of music. It felt like being an outlaw and being part of a family at the same time. 

But I wanted more: Berlin was - and still is - the place to be for musical exchange. It was like being on a different planet when I first entered those huge temples of rythm, light and frequency. Every time I went to something like Kitcat Club or Watergate, I could escape into another reality. 

Shaping the reality is the thing that you do, when you're producing music. It's the process of converting feelings and thoughts into resonance and vibration. The process of affecting other humans with your feelings. 

But it takes skill to express yourself the way that you want to. Doesn't matter which instrument, or language. 
So I needed a trainer: Jeyéne, the frontman of XPQ-21, was one of those people who helped me on my way. Together with the artists of Electronic Muisc School in Berlin, he tought me to express my emotions.

I'm so grateful to all the people who helped me and inspired me! Thank you so much for letting me step into the wonderful, rich and diverse world of musical expression. 

And now I invite you to have a journey into my emotions. 

Mathias