Artist Profile
About the Act
Bringing punchy, groovy basslines with driving funk and forest sounds, Wicked Wizard creates an atmosphere of hypnosis.
Mind and body in sync, heartbeat pumping, feet stomping hard, with crispy bass and kick hitting the face. His sound delivers the perfect balance of auditory sensation, taking listeners into a state of trance.
Representing PsynOpticz Records as a label DJ, Wicked Wizard is an upcoming producer and psytrance DJ project first embraced during the 2020 world pandemic. It became a chance to get creative and explore a lifelong passion for musical expression in combination with a psychedelic state of mind.
Forever a student and master at the same time, he has evolved from a decade-long lifestyle as an old-school hip-hop lyricist, doing jams and cyphers, into a psytrance DJ already making interesting waves in the festival community.
He has controlled dancefloors at events such as Esoteric Festival, Yatra Festival, Orin Aya Festival, Ergot Gathering, Mithya Music Prod gigs, Psy-Co Prod gigs, and various other small shindigs, while also appearing on sound rosters alongside heavyweights in the global psytrance community.
Creating an intellectually engaging dancefloor for the people, Wicked Wizard takes listeners through a journey of fresh psychedelic sounds ranging from funky, bubbly moods to serious sonic business.
His sound carries a diverse vision, orchestrating dancefloors like a wizard. He brings a conscious perspective to his sets that resonates with psychedelic heads in the crowd, sparking smiles, head nods, and movement across the dancefloor.
Dynamic with his sound selection, every set is tailored to tingle the mind and body. He curates the dancefloor experience based on the hour of the day or night, bringing in the perspective of light, time, and space through sound.
Slotted between any two weapons in the scene, Wicked Wizard makes sure the sound flows just right, from taking over to handing over, delivering an experience that leaves the crowd in a state of radical love.
