In conversation with Alessandro Pierozzi
- Editorial Staff
- Jan 23
- 2 min read
We explored the artistic path of an electronic producer who blends ancient and modern influences to create a unique and captivating sound. Through key collabora-tions, international festival experiences, and an ever-evolving musical vision, he shared his approach to music and how he connects with diverse audiences around the world.
He shared that his music is inspired by ancient civilizations, sci-fi narratives, and philosophical themes, blending these influences to create a contrast between modern digital sounds and ancestral atmospheres. He incorporates vocals in extinct languages and historical recordings to give his tracks a raw, human, and emotional character—a unique mix that conveys a message beyond conventional electronic music.
"Pandem", a collaboration with AKIAL released on Armada, bridges his current style with the analog trance roots that shaped him. Support from Armin van Buuren boosted his visibility and confirmed the revival of the old-school sound, which is making a strong comeback on major international stages.
He spoke about the excitement of his 2025 debut at Amsterdam Dance Event, an intense and energetic experience, and his dream to perform at Afterlife, a prestigious milestone in the electronic scene. Hearing his tracks played by established artists motivates him to keep pursuing his passion.
His upcoming EP, a collaboration with David Lindmer and Enzo Gauthier, is set for release in 2026 via Running Clouds. The two tracks, inspired by ancient Swedish vocals, carry a dark, old-school energy that has already resonated with audiences and fellow artists like MRAK. He described his creative process as a blend of emotion and experimentation, where imperfection adds depth and authenticity to his music.
Finally, discussing his upcoming South American tour, he explained how his experience living between Europe and Latin America has shaped his sets: darker, more experimental vibes for European crowds, and uplifting, energetic rhythms for South American au-diences-allowing him to engage both with a versatile and authentic sound.
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