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I Like to Smoke in Silence After Raves
I spent about four months choosing and rearranging these 30 tracks until the mix felt right.
[Breakbeat / bass / rave / no AI]
I was born in Eastern Europe, later lived in Berlin and Barcelona, and raved around the world. All of that shaped my taste: Eastern European melancholy, German electronic music, the restless energy of UK bass music from jungle and drum and bass to garage and hardcore, and a constant urge to dig for new genres and sounds from different places.
I started with Eurodance as a kid, then got obsessed with The Prodigy, Fatboy Slim, The Chemical Brothers, Underworld, The Future Sound of London and Meat Beat Manifesto, alongside West Coast rap. Jungle and drum and bass led me to Goldie, LTJ Bukem, Photek, Source Direct and 4hero. Sade, Seal and Sting mattered just as much, so melody and atmosphere have always been as important to me as drums.
My tracks and DJ sets move through breakbeat, bass, club music, experimental electronic, breaks and rave, with elements of grime and techno. I do not stay inside one genre. I look for connections between different rhythms, scenes and eras.
I make music for pre-parties, clubs, raves and afters, but also for walking alone or sitting on a balcony with a cigarette and thinking about life.

01 / Buy on Bandcamp
Streaming is useful for discovery. If you want to support my work directly, buying a track on Bandcamp makes the biggest difference.
Visit my Bandcamp ↗02 / DJ mixes
Club music, experimental electronic, breaks, grime and techno connected into long-form sets without genre borders.
Featured mix
I spent about four months choosing and rearranging these 30 tracks until the mix felt right.
DJ mix
A loud and restless mix about going out again even when you know better.
03 / Original music
Breakbeat, bass, garage, jungle and experimental electronic tracks, built from scratch in a DAW. I do not use generative AI in music.
Original productions / Spotify
Breakbeat, garage, jungle, techno and melancholic electronic music.
Original productions / SoundCloud
Sketches and original productions from my SoundCloud.
04 / Playlists
Breaks, UK garage, jungle, ambient and leftfield club music I return to and build from.
05 / Articles
Long-form articles about the sounds, scenes, technology and communities behind underground club culture.
A01Guide / Sónar / ~10 minThree days every June in Barcelona since 1994: where Sónar happens, how a festival of advanced music grew to 150,000 people, who owns it now, OFFSónar, and Sónar 2027.
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A02Guide / Glastonbury / ~9 minFive days most Junes at Worthy Farm in Somerset: when Glastonbury 2027 is, why there was no festival this year, where it is, how big it is, and every headliner by year.
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A03Guide / Lollapalooza / ~9 minFour days every summer in Grant Park, Chicago: where Lollapalooza is and where else it plays, when it runs, how many people go, what the name means, and what plays.
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A04Guide / Coachella / ~10 minTwo weekends every April at the Empire Polo Club in Indio: when Coachella 2027 is, how long it lasts, how a festival that lost money in 1999 grew, and what plays in the Sahara.
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A05Guide / Untold / ~10 minFour days every August in Cluj-Napoca: when Untold 2027 is, where it happens, how a European Youth Capital party reached 500,000 admissions, and what plays past the main stage.
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A06Guide / Ultra / ~13 minBayfront Park in downtown Miami every March: where Ultra happens, how a 1999 beach party grew to 165,000 people, Ultra Europe in Split, and what plays beyond the Main Stage.
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A07Guide / Parookaville / ~10 minA festival staged as a city on an old RAF airbase at Weeze: where Parookaville happens, how three friends built it, how many people go, who runs it, and what plays there.
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A08Guide / Creamfields / ~11 minFour days on the Daresbury estate every August bank holiday: where Creamfields happens, how a Liverpool house night grew into it, who owns it, and what plays beyond the Arc Stage.
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