El Nino Diablo began his musical journey in London, whose electronic scene was booming in the mid-90s. His DJing skills soon earned him a resident position in the booth of some of the hottest queer parties of the time, including The End, Turnmills and Fabric - providing him with a knowledge in production and DJing he would soon put to broader use via his eponymous PR platform, representing the likes of Horse Meat Disco, Salsoul Records, Fat Freddy’s Drop, Mulatu Astatke, Tegan & Sara, !K7, Strut Records and more. After 18 years of grind in the English capital, El Nino Diablo packed his bags and began the writing of a new chapter in his life. His sense-awakening voyage across the world took him to destinations as diverse as India, Nepal, Thailand, Indonesia, Brazil, the US, Australia and New Zealand. With the help of meditation and yoga he found the second breath he desperately needed, triggering off a real creative rebirth as a result. Further developing his music production skills at Catalyst Music, the creative arts institute sheltered at Berlin's legendary Funkhaus, El Nino Diablo takes cues from his traveling experiences to weave an essentially versatile mosaic of sounds - deftly moving the cursor from hypnagogic dubs to hard-hitting club material, via downtempo electronica, easternmost-infused harmonics and weightlessly soulful hybrids spanning much more than traditional genres could encapsulate.