Ankur

Ankur has been trying to mix sets of either psychedelic trance or hip hop on pitch less music players in the 90's at teenager parties long before he had his first hair on his balls.
Growing up with very liberal and supportive parents he had the typical stoner teenage years, going to raves and concerts having his first perception altering- and dance experiences.
Growing up on dance floors he melted his first sugar cube on his tongue just before his 18th birthday which put the fundament to his creative carrier.

Travelling the world from the day he left high school with the mission of being a DJ, he realised early that he had to make his own music to make his plan reality. From early tries of making senseless dj tools he developed a deep love to creating electronic music and become ever so addicted to sound, electronics, voltages and everything else surrounding the field.
Over the years of countless ego and reality shattering experiences visiting countless festivals and parties within most of the planet as both a guest and an artist he developed an understanding of the dynamic of a dancing crowd and the influence of blips and beeps to the human mind.

His debut album "Koinophobia" was released in 2017 on Biomechanikal Records. Produced over the last 5 years, the album shows a variety of styles and collaborations, each track with a different approach, mainly based on digital and analog modular synthesis and the joy of exploring weird sounds and grooves.

During the last year, Ankur has put a lot of effort in building a professional studio and after joining the aspiring Berlin-based label Quintessence Records, released his first EP "Seres Sessions", including collaboration tracks with Farebi Jalebi, Yons and a remix of Jahbo‘s classic "Jabba In Da Hut".

As Freqs Of Nature celebrated it's last edition in 2018, Ankur is now spending lots of time in the studio, working on new music and preparing his upcoming releases.