DJ FluffBite is a 17-year-old Brazilian producer known for blending emotional contrast into experimental soundscapes. Entirely self-taught, he began producing music at 13, driven by the freedom he felt watching a street pianist perform. With no formal training, he installed a cracked version of FL Studio on an old PC and began creating daily — learning everything by himself.

The name “FluffBite” captures the dual nature of his music: “Fluff” represents the soft, sweet, easy-to-digest pleasures of life, while “Bite” symbolizes the emotional weight, pain, and harsh reality that often follows. This contrast defines his identity — crafting tracks that are simultaneously uplifting and melancholic. His melodies are designed to evoke both comfort and discomfort, joy and sorrow.

FluffBite’s logo — a cloud with a bite taken out of it — is a visual metaphor for his artistic message: softness interrupted by reality. This duality is at the core of everything he creates.

He produces, mixes, masters, and edits everything on his own — including his visuals and promotional material. A completely independent artist, he uses his music as a form of emotional release and connection. He creates not only for himself, but also for those who feel isolated or misunderstood.

Musically, he blends genres like breakcore, trap, doomshop, phonk, EDM, and rock, without boundaries — creating an experimental yet emotional sound. Notable tracks include “Just Another Strange Girl,” “Phonk REAL,” “Spectre,” and the Final Period EPs. His discography — including Opium, Alone, FluffBite, and FluffBite II — reflects a clear evolution in sound and depth.

FluffBite proudly emphasizes that all his music is created without the use of artificial intelligence. Every sound is human, raw, and personal.

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