I firmly believe that people should not be condemned or judged upon the music they like.

The perception of music varies amongst people. One may say “this one is so bad, it is just  some kind of noise” while others talk about it like the “track of their life”.  What matters is the joy it gives to them, and in my honest opinion, this must be deeply respected.

For me the music journey started at a very young age, as a listener. By my relatives, I experienced many genres, and this open-mindedness stayed with me up until this very day. Besides, I have always paid attention to the different sounds around me, and through the years I have developed my listening skills. At my high-school years, I started to learn to play the guitar, which faded out, but I picked up this custom again around 2 years ago, and when my free-time allows it, I like to proceed with it in a relaxed manner.

When I had found out how much technology was involved in the modern music industry, I was amazed immediately. I think it was a natural progression, based on my technological background and on my passion, to enrol in an electronic music production course.

Not many people realize how much you have to study, and how hard it is to get to a level, where you can produce a decent song, especially for people like me, who does not have formal music background. Despite all these, I could not be happier that I have started this journey. As ‘U Good?’ I plan to challenge the boundaries of bass music. While it is a form of self-expression, my ultimate motive is to give people the same sensation I feel when I listen to music.