Dance with me in Hell

Music has always shaped the way I feel and think. I grew up listening to everything — classical, 80s, pop, country, rap, hip-hop — but EDM is where I found my home. It’s where my passion lives.

When I play a set, I don’t see it as just dropping heavy tracks or chasing something catchy. I want it to feel like a shared experience between me and the crowd — something that hits you the way seeing your favorite band as a teenager hit you. For me, music isn’t about showing off sound design or chasing trends. It’s about connection, emotion, and tension.

Every track I make comes from a real place — the things I’ve gone through, the emotions I carry, and the way I process my own traumas. That’s why I only play my own music (or my remixes) live: because I want people to feel what I felt when I made it.

EDM, to me, is more than just cool noises or party fuel — it’s expression. It’s storytelling. And my goal is to take people on a journey where we breathe together, anticipate together, and finally release together. That’s the real power of music.

Dance with me in Hell

Son of Ander-New Music