Before any of the music, there was the mixer. Ignace Paepe bought a first turntable setup in 1994, sourcing records from Ghent's Music Man, Mechelen's BMC, and Deurne's Blitz, with Cherry Moon in Lokeren becoming the club that cemented the direction everything since has taken.

That path has run in parallel with a screen career too; a leading role in the 2015 horror feature Laundry Man sits alongside decades of DJing and production across progressive house, trance, techno, and acid. Both threads share the same throughline, described as an exploration of identity, duality, and the freedom to exist outside the boxes society tends to build.

Static Flux leads the Static Bliss EP, arriving on Re-load Records Authentic; a label whose back catalogue traces to the early nineties and names like Dave Clarke, Jeff Mills, and Felix Da Housecat.

Listen to our exclusive world premiere above.