I discovered techno in the late 90s and early 2000s, splitting my time between raves in the Lake District and nights at Cream, the legendary Liverpool nightclub. Many of those sessions, as well as the ones that came before, were shared with my best friend, DJ Ambrose Pescud, a key part of my journey.
Later on, when I had a residency at Pon Pon Bar in Denver, I realized that techno was the direction I wanted to take.
My style is built on the idea that repetition isn’t monotony; it’s movement and identity.
Musically, the route passes through Christian Hornbostel and the dark energy of Red Rooms, with Oscar Mulero as the final destination.

We dig repetition
Repetition on the drums
and we're never going to lose it.

This is the three R's
The three R's:
Repetition, Repetition, Repetition

Mark E. Smith/The Fall