Dragomir, a Bucharest-based electronic music artist, blends jazzy flavors with raw electronic sounds. He focuses on minimal, ambient, experimental, and down-tempo nuances. Influenced by Tony Allen, Moritz Von Oswald, and Ricardo Villalobos, he pushes genre limits to offer complex, innovative music. Discover more at L.E.T Zurich.

Biography

Even if for some it's all about finding that one sound that represents them, Dragomir firmly believes that you shouldn't imagine how a sound may take form and force it, but instead let yourself be guided by what the sound turns you into. With influences that vary so much it might seem confusing, he builds jazzy flavors in raw electronic music settings. He is a surprise when it comes to his own evolution, all while laying low, as most days are a sanctuary of production and sound exploration. Right now, his focus is more on the minimal side of electronic music, while accepting all "accidents" from ambient, experimental, and down-tempo nuances. Since the tendency of electronic music listeners is to keep digging for newer and more complex music, Dragomir is trying to offer his public this very element by stretching the genre limits. He gets his inspiration and accident-proneness from the creations of Tony Allen and Moritz Von Oswald, but admits he has always paid close attention to the diversity of Ricardo Villalobos.