Where Graphic Design Meets Electronic Sound
Electronic music producer and vinyl enthusiast blending classic Detroit and ’90s UK techno influences with hardware-driven, late-night jams. Founder of the Lowercase Life and Loop of Life labels and full-time graphic designer creating analog-focused techno with a distinctive, handcrafted touch.
Visual Identity
Opdrachtgever
Lowercase Life / Loop of Life
Werkzaamheden
Music Production, Identity Design, Vinyl Record Cover Design, Typography
Samenwerking
Harry Markusse, Rob Bouwman, Tonneke Sengers, Vincent Uilenbroek, Triple Vision Record Distribution
Analog Machines, Modern Mindset
I’ve been making music for over a decade. What started as a late-night hobby slowly turned into releases on various labels. Since synths cost more than music brings in, I also run a full-time graphic design studio to support both passions.
For me, design and music follow the same creative logic. In design, I work with color, form, and type; in music, it’s drums, basslines, and melodies. In both worlds I’m shaping elements until they click into something meaningful—whether it becomes a logo or a track.
All my music starts from the same place: a hardware jam late at night, just messing around for the fun of it. When something interesting happens—a sound, a sequence, a moment—I record it into Ableton. Later I refine those jams into full tracks by looping, cutting, and adding effects.
Using old vintage analog gear naturally ties my sound to Detroit and ’90s UK techno—genres I grew up with and still dig deeper into. I also run my labels, Lowercase Life and Loop of Life, releasing limited vinyl with handmade artwork covers.
For me, design and music follow the same creative logic. In design, I work with color, form, and type; in music, it’s drums, basslines, and melodies. In both worlds I’m shaping elements until they click into something meaningful—whether it becomes a logo or a track.
All my music starts from the same place: a hardware jam late at night, just messing around for the fun of it. When something interesting happens—a sound, a sequence, a moment—I record it into Ableton. Later I refine those jams into full tracks by looping, cutting, and adding effects.
Using old vintage analog gear naturally ties my sound to Detroit and ’90s UK techno—genres I grew up with and still dig deeper into. I also run my labels, Lowercase Life and Loop of Life, releasing limited vinyl with handmade artwork covers.
