For a 19 year old boy like David making music shouldn’t be solely deviation from the norm.

Considering the distinctive change the music industry is drawing, being straightforward as well as unique depicts one of the main goals a musician has to achieve surviving this jungle of mercenary business and false cognates.

Time won’t stand still – never.

For him there is no need for the one music style.
There are no obligations to fulfill. First you should not have to qualify for benefit.
Instead you should love what you do, you should back yourself accomplishing your objectives.
Success not necessarily means hard work, but work illustrates devotion, and devotion further connotes success.

In the Techno scene music is definitely more than an amusement.
At his point of view, it’s absolutely similar if Techno for some people is sort of cathartic exercise or merely to have fun.
As a musician you shouldn’t take yourself too seriously, but rather you definitely have to understand what it`s all about.

David actually reached the point when he found his own, vigorous, bass heavy, less romantic interpretation of underground electronic music.

At the age of 12 he bought his first Synthesizer Groovebox. From this moment forth he got caught on digital as well as analog synthesis on the one hand in order to invent his own artistic synthesis, on the other hand to produce like Felix Kröcher, Johannes Heil, Pan-Pot, Kaiserdisco, Len Faki among others.
He experienced lots of styles till he finally found his own interpretation of Techno music.

Now he’s bracing up for “Swynce”, his new Techno solo project.
One can say that we can expect tremendously driving 125 bpm. sound coming out this year on labels like Airtaxi Records, the label of famous Hungarian producer and DJ Peppelino.

Due to his young age of only 16 years there is a lot to expect from David.
Not only his productions, but also his own DJ sets featuring tracks he love will be coming out soon.
Further he’s of course constantly working on his djing skills.
 
Contact/Remix/Promo:
Swynce@gmail.com or Facebook