Mordio Berlin, Germany
Mordio, initially rooted in dubstep and bass music with a clean sound, transformed upon moving to Berlin. Fascinated by
techno's complexity, he embarked on diversifying his musical palette. This evolution highlights his adaptability and continuous growth in electronic music, showcasing a journey from defined beats to intricate techno explorations.
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