I was also heavily influenced by Burial when that sound emerged, and became hooked on future garage – which led to my love for melodic house and techno.

I had a 12-year project titled Aligning Minds (IDM/downtempo/breaks) with a friend, while I simultaneously made liquid drum and bass under the moniker Motive Within. I’ve always been into the deep and melodic sounds within each genre.

I was inspired by bands like Frontline Assembly and NIN, and eventually discovered the rave scene in the late 90s as I became obsessed with drum n’ bass (Certificate 18 for life), trance/house (old Sasha and Charlie May), IDM, downtempo and breaks. Type O Negative and Paradise Lost) – and later got into electronic music via creating industrial music. I spent my teen years into melodic, gothic metal (i.e. In my 25 years as a producer, I’ve gone through numerous genres that had a lasting effect on my sound. What influenced you to create this cross-genre style? It’s aimed at providing infectious dancefloor functionality – while also being immersive listening music to just get lost in. It’s fusion music that weaves together a variety of elements that I love deeply, resulting in a blend of cinematic, emotive downtempo, slow deep house and ethereal future garage with an emphasis on mood, atmosphere and melodic storytelling. I’d describe my sound as “Ancient Future Garage Downtempo Spirit House”, which is an over-the-top but effective way to describe it for those who follow the myriad genres in electronic music. First off: h ow do you describe your sound?

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