Started DJing back in 2016 in Iran — at underground parties that weren’t supposed to exist.
Parties isn't allowed there, but we did it anyway. Each night felt like a mix of adrenaline and fear, but at the same time, it was the most alive I’ve ever felt.

We played for people who didn’t care about the restrictions — people who just wanted to dance, feel free, have some good time and forget all the bullshit laws for a night. Those nights shaped me. Playing in that kind of pressure made me sharper, stronger, and more connected to the crowd. Every set was a risk, but it was worth it.

After leaving Iran, I lived in Miami for 8 years — got exposed to a completely different scene, new sounds, and a more open way of performing. Now I’m in Europe, ready to bring all of that energy into clubs and festivals with no limits, no fear — just music.