Made for dancefloors. Built for chaos.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
Daniel started DJing in Sao Paulo because standing still at parties felt like a design flaw. Now he builds sets that find the two-second window where your body commits before your brain catches up.
Resident DJ. Glitch-hop producer. Studying so he can make the machines do weirder things.
When the groove gets tangled in its own shoelaces and somehow lands on beat.
What happens when you let a dog program the drop.
The one that makes the speakers question their life choices.
"He played a track I'd never heard and I've been searching for it since. It's been 4 months."
— Random festival-goer"Booked him for 2 hours. He played 4. Nobody complained. Including me."
— Venue owner, SP"Lost a shoe. Found a new favorite genre. Fair trade."
— First-time glitch-hop listener"My neighbors filed a noise complaint. Then asked for the playlist."
— Home party survivor