EarlWhitehead

I never thought that one day house would be a part of my life. It all started almost by accident. At that time I was more attracted to heavy music, and I didn't perceive electronic music - it seemed too ‘plastic’, without soul. But one day, late at night, when I was browsing playlists on streaming, I came across a track, the cover of which caught my attention for some reason. I don't even remember the title - something simple like ‘Sunset Drive’ - but I switched it on. And I was hooked.

From the first seconds - that smooth, pulsating beat, soft bass, and atmosphere... as if you were driving on a motorway somewhere in Los Angeles at sunset. The music wasn't rushing, it wasn't trying to surprise - it just was. And it spoke to me. I realised that it gave something that was missing in other genres: space. Space to think, to feel, to move.