Recently, I’ve seen more and more artists from different art forms complain on Instagram about how social media has become a treadmill.

In the words of this painter: [continue reading…]

I’ve got ten fresh listening recommendations for you.

As always, this is mostly based on my vinyl purchases from the last few weeks.

It’s loaded with a bunch of different kinds of music, from all kinds of house and techno. Enjoy! [continue reading…]

A few weeks ago I stumbled upon an Instagram reel by @singular.sounds, playing an fast techno track.

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There is hardly any subgenre of electronic music that has fascinated me as much as minimal house and techno over the years.

It feels intellectual yet natural, sophisticated in its restraint. [continue reading…]

This collection of tracks is an addition to my blog post about why minimal house and techno music is so addictive.

Although it says “You Need to Hear in 2026” it also contains some gems from last year.

Either way, these tracks are fresh and timeless: [continue reading…]

If you like my music, you might also be interested in seeing what the place where it’s created looks like.

That’s why I took a few pictures of my studio setup in mid-2026. [continue reading…]

Why breaking genre rules in house & techno often means big DJs won’t play your tracks — and why that might actually be a good thing for real creativity. [continue reading…]

Should you release house, techno, and downtempo under the same artist name?

I share the pros, cons, and why I started a new project to avoid confusing algorithms and fans. [continue reading…]

Discover the two main types of DJs — Curators who play complete, standalone tracks and Performers who treat tracks as tools.

Which philosophy do you follow in techno and electronic music? [continue reading…]