Jeyênne was born in Italy and eventually made his way to Berlin. He is a singer-songwriter-producer who performs and writes in English and German. His work includes recording, producing, songwriting, DJing and live performance. His musical origins lie in catholic organ and electro punk, and he was later influenced by the dark wave of the late 80s, 90s rave and 2000s industrial techno. 
 He played in countless raves in the 90s, performing regularly with The Prodigy and Moby on their 1995 German tour. Viva and MTV played his "Das Nippel" in rotation, while Front242 contributed a remix of his Darkness single ‘Mayday 1995‘. More raves followed until he creates XPQ-21 in 1998, his Industrial Goth EBM project, followed by his own label. 
 For 10 years he toured through Europe and the USA. At the height of his success, Jeyênne retired and started his own school in Germany: the EMS - Electronic Music School, with locations in Berlin and Cologne (www.em-school.com) 
 The following years are filled with tragedies and crises, which do not stop him from continuing to work on his production, sound design and his unmistakable way of creating music. 
 In 2019 he releases on one of the EMS labels a new single remix for Jeyênne and in 2020 a remix for XPQ-21. 
 For 2020, re-releases with XPQ-21 and Jeyênne are planned as well as various concerts. The outstanding artist is "Alive again" as always.