Pulse and Prelude bridges two eras — the soul of a piano concerto and the heartbeat of neon circuitry. It opens with a fragile, echoing piano motif, as if born in a candlelit concert hall, before the pulse of analog synths rises beneath it — glowing, electric, alive. The song moves between elegance and urgency, where classical harmony collides with retro rhythm, and every note feels suspended between memory and motion. It’s both a dance and a dream — a prelude to something infinite, carried by the pulse of light itself.

Pulse and Prelude

Introducing "Synth S": A Journey from Classical Keys to Electronic Innovation

Since first touching the piano keys in 1988, "Synth S" has been on a relentless journey of musical exploration. Beginning with a classical foundation, He soon became captivated by the emerging world of electronic music, embracing iconic synthesizers of the late '80s such as the Yamaha DX7, Roland D-50 and Jupiter-8, and Korg M1. His innovative approach to sound design and composition quickly set him apart, blending intricate melodies with cutting-edge textures that pushed the boundaries of electronic music.

Never content with standing still, "Synth S" expanded his artistry further by picking up the guitar in 2001, adding a new dimension to his sonic repertoire. This fusion of electronic synthesis and expressive guitar work has defined his signature style—one that bridges eras, genres, and musical technologies with a visionary spirit.

From analog warmth to digital precision, "Synth S" continues to break new ground, proving that true artistry knows no limits.

