OUHANA Music has always been a fundamental part of his life. His father, an opera singer, was always fascinated by a variety of instruments. Already in the 90s, he began music production and sat the then five-year-old Ouhana in front of a computer running "Cubase," letting him experiment with electronic sounds. Many years later, he rediscovered this passion from scratch with "Ableton Live." 
 Today, he has found his comfort zone in "Slow Techno," crafting groovy, dark basslines embellished with complex and surprising arrangements. His DJ sets feature both his own productions and a variety of cross-genre styles, from pitched-down tech house to melodic techno, indie dance, and dark disco. Transporting all of this to the dancefloor with playful ease, he has already left a lasting impression at larger venues, festivals, and underground parties, even though he is his own harshest critic and wouldn't admit it.