About Me
I'm a Dutch DJ and producer in my 30s with a deep love for psychedelic trance in all its forms.
Especially the hypnotic sounds of classic 90s Goa. Over the years, I’ve performed at countless underground parties and festivals, including The Living Village and Space Safari. What started as digital DJing slowly evolved into something much more tactile and immersive. These days, I split my time between spinning vinyl from my collection of rare 90s Goa trance records and creating new music using hardware gear. Whether it’s behind the decks or surrounded by machines in the studio, my goal is always the same: to explore the psychedelic spectrum through sound, rhythm, and raw energy.
Gear & Setup
My current workflow is a blend of analog roots and hands-on hardware production. For DJing, I’ve fully transitioned to vinyl, playing records on two Pioneer PLX-500 turntables running through a Pioneer DJM600 mixer, fitted with Ortofon needles. My crate is packed with original Goa trance vinyls from the golden eram deep cuts, forgotten gems, and dancefloor anthems that still hit hard today.
When it comes to live hardware sets, I work with a compact but flexible rig. The core is a Soundcraft Signature 12 MTK mixer, bringing together machines like the Korg Electribe 2 (Synth & Sampler), Roland TR-8, TB-3, MC-303, and a Midronome 2 for tight clock sync. It’s a self-contained setup designed for improvisation and live sequencing. No laptops, no screens, just hands-on control and real-time sonic exploration.
This setup came to life during the lockdowns, when I stepped back from gigging and found new creative space to dive into sound design and production.
Final Notes
Whether on stage or in the studio, I approach music as an evolving process; one that’s driven by experimentation, mood, and connection. I’m always open to collaboration, critique, or just sharing a few good tracks with like-minded heads. If you're into deep psychedelic rhythms, dusty Goa trance vinyl, or hardware-based live sets that don’t follow a script, you might be in the right place.