By day, Samuel Keller works as a qualified nurse in the recovery room. At night, as Tripgate, he brings that same precision to the floor.
The trigger was Tiësto at Tomorrowland 2014. At 16, he watched that set and knew exactly what he wanted. He taught himself the craft by studying hours of festival sets, analysing transitions and understanding the theory behind them.
In his own studio in St. Gallen he produces daily, collaborating with national and international artists. Every track has a real story behind it.
His sound sits between Melodic Techno and Big Room Techno, influenced by Hardwell, Armin van Buuren and Agent of Time. Sets that hit emotionally and drive physically.
What he wants the crowd to feel is simple: go home thinking that was different. Better than expected. And the feeling sticks.