Namito is a humble success story. The artist went through a lot in his youth, witnessing his Iranian homeland torn apart by a revolution and war. Evacuated to Germany as a young teenager, he then proceeded to watch the tumultuous end to the Soviet Union unfold right before his eyes. Part 1 of his ground breaking autobiographical album series ‘Letting Go’, plots his beautiful tale of triumph against adversity, coming to terms with a new way of life and discovering his purpose. Namito found music when fleeing his adopted family, to join the Osho cult, where he learned to DJ at its on-site disco. After the fall of the Berlin Wall, his skills in the booth were rewarded with a residency at legendary techno institution ‘Tresor’. Later scoring a string of other high profile residencies, Namtio went on to tour the world, releasing a number of full-length albums, collaborating with some of the world’s best producers. Namito’s legendary skills in the studio has earned him a reputation as one of Berlin’s most respected mix engineers and producers, "someone the 'A list’ call on when it’s time to add the icing to the cake”. – DJ Mag His long ascendance to relevancy was finally confirmed, when ‘Letting Go’, hit the number one spot on Beatport, towards the end of 2018. The lead single, a collaboration with Ruede Hagelstein, was widely regarded as one of last year’s best tracks, with Joris Voorn, Guy J, Adriatique, and Bebetta, all featuring it in their charts.