Lance Gurisik is a composer/producer/DJ from Sydney (Eora) Australia. A self taught musician who later went on to the Conservatorium of Sydney to study composition. His music definitely nods its head to the past while intrinsically pushes forward at the same time. Lance's debut album, CULL PORTAL, was celebrated for its modern-fusion take on modal jazz with electronic influences. It featured Australian saxophonist Jeremy Rose and garnered widespread recognition, including being nominated for Best Jazz Album at the ARIAs and named The Guardian UK's Contemporary Album of the Month. PROFFER is a psychedelic fusion record that blends eclectic musical influences. Drawing inspiration from German krautrock hero Manuel Göttsching, French synth legends AIR, minimalist composer Terry Riley, and classical composers Ralph Vaughan Williams and Alexander Scriabin, Proffer is a maximalist exploration of experimental electronic, jazz, and modern classical forms. PROFFER challenges the prevailing norms in the music industry, advocating for music as a vehicle of escapism and self-exploration through active listening. The album’s maximalist approach to composition and production pushes the boundaries of where experimental electronic, jazz, and modern classical forms meet, creating an adventurous and cinematic listening journey.