Over the past months, I have been living in Argentina while continuing to develop my artistic journey through GALACTICA, live streams, radio shows and studio sessions shared online.

Until October, before returning to Europe for ADE, this period has become a very special chapter in my creative process. Currently based in San Francisco, Córdoba, a small city in the interior of Argentina, I have been exploring a slower and more introspective rhythm of life.

Being far away from the intensity of larger electronic music scenes has pushed me deeper into experimentation, identity and artistic direction. In a way, the distance created space. Space to listen differently, to refine my sound, and to understand more clearly what I want to communicate through music.

Building a Streaming Space at Home

One of the most meaningful parts of this process has been building my own streaming environment at home. Every week, I continue transforming the space little by little: lights, visuals, atmosphere, sound design and small details that help each set feel unique and emotionally connected.

What started as a simple livestream setup slowly evolved into something much more personal. It became a creative ritual. Each session became an opportunity not only to share music, but also to document my artistic evolution in real time.

GALACTICA as a Creative Laboratory

Through these weekly recordings, I have been refining my workflow around playlist preparation, energy flow, live storytelling, audio finishing, visual atmosphere and the emotional direction behind every mix.

GALACTICA has become more than a radio show. It is a space where I can test ideas, build transitions, explore different shades of progressive house and melodic techno, and shape a deeper connection between sound, image and emotion.

Finding a More Honest Sound

This phase also helped me reconnect with something essential: finding a stronger and more honest version of my own sound. Not through pressure, trends or external expectations, but through consistency, experimentation and introspection.

Working from a smaller city made me understand that creative movement does not always depend on being physically close to a major scene. Digital platforms made it possible to continue connecting with listeners from different parts of the world through GALACTICA, livestreams, DJ sets and online content.

Between Local Silence and Global Connection

In many ways, this season became less about performing and more about building a deeper artistic universe around the music. A universe where sound, visuals, emotion and storytelling coexist together.

From Argentina to the digital world, this chapter is helping me understand where I come from, where I am now, and where my sound is slowly moving next.

Finding my sound has become less about chasing a scene and more about building an honest artistic universe, one session at a time.