He's been DJing since 1996. His first favourites were English happy trance and techno. Later he dismissed trance and became a techno DJ. He bought his first psytrance LP in 1999, which was an Ominus album. He had no idea what style it was, because he hadn’t heard anything similar before. So he started calling it ‘acid trance’ with a friend of his. It didn’t fit into the techno sets that he played that time, so he listened it only at home. Later, around 2001, he learned psytrance, which made a really deep impression on him only after his first party experience. His techno LPs are left abandoned on the shelves because he changed to goa trance. The style is unbelieveably versatile, so it easily became his love. He thinks you can make the most out of electronic music through psytrance. For him, goa trance is more than just a music style, it is also a life style. His viewpoint changed a lot, he sees things differently since it became part of his life. Making music is his hobby since his childhood, but he got involved in producing more seriously only since 2004. His stylistic preference is full-on, but he's open to other psytrance subgenres as well. His main guideline is keeping the spiritual content, since this is where goa trance is rooted, and he plans making an emphasis on this while shaping the sound. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.