INDIGO

His route into electronic music ran through industrial and hip-hop: an education in raw textures and loop discipline that still shapes the way he plays. Behind the decks he favours patience over impact, weaving minimal and tech house grooves, stripped-back electro, unreleased cuts and overlooked records into long, seamless arcs where the details do the talking. It is a style built on years of listening and digging, and on the conviction that a set should reveal its character slowly rather than announce it.

The same instinct runs through his work away from the booth. With the Florence collective ORBITA, which he co-owns, he has helped carve out a home for unconventional music in the Italian underground — bringing kindred selectors to the city and giving its dancers a room where heritage and forward-thinking club culture meet on equal terms. Through Orbitrax, ORBITA's vinyl imprint, he documents the sounds he cannot find elsewhere: music pressed to wax because it deserves to last.

Whether digging, releasing or playing, the thread is the same: a relentless curiosity, a commitment to the unconventional, and an artistic expression that stays deliberately out of step with trends. Now preparing to relocate to Barcelona, he carries the same thread to a new city and a new dancefloor.