It all began in 1990 when I first delved into the world of music production using the ATARI program Notator. Armed with a Roland digital piano and a Technics keyboard, I crafted my inaugural synthesizer soundtrack. My musical journey drew inspiration from the CD "Synthesizers," but my true roots lay in the compositions of Jean Michel Jarre, particularly "Oxygène" and "Popcorn." Countless hours were spent honing my skills through trial and error, grappling with both MIDI and analog challenges. By 1996, I established my first sound studio equipped with a hard disk recorder and a CD burning station from Pioneer. Although I amassed over 50 unreleased tracks, it wasn't until 1998 that I delved into Techno, infusing it with my distinctive style. I transitioned into producing for Black Virus Records, collaborating with various DJ artists. From 2000 to 2004, I served as the "man for melody," contributing to numerous Vinyl releases for DJ Subsonic, DJ DREADY-2, DJ MORROW, DJ Frank Davids, Agent Plant, and many others. Rediscovering the future within the past, and drawing from my experiences coaching people about the universe and life frequencies, my wife bestowed upon me the artist name ETAR—a symbol of the spirit and light of life, akin to the blue in the sky. Anticipate the unique touch of ETAR as I embark on this musical journey once again, promising to share my music that resonates with the frequencies of life.