I didn't begin by making music—I began by helping other people make theirs. Long before DJ Michael Douglas was releasing original projects, I was producing for other artists behind the scenes. Eventually, that journey shifted into slowed & reverb mixes, where I found a new way to reshape songs and connect with listeners. Those releases gained momentum, opening doors to official remixes, collaborations, and production credits with artists including Young Bleed, Chucky Workclothes, Doughphresh Da Don, Grimy, and Nathan Arizona. As the project continued to grow, so did my ambition. I switched lanes, and before long I wasn't just reimagining music anymore—I was creating my own. What started with hip-hop production eventually evolved into something much bigger. House. Bass music. Dubstep. Trap. Jamtronica. Synthwave. Dirty pop. Somewhere along the way, genres stopped being rules and became nothing more than creative tools. I stopped worrying about labels and limitations and started focusing on one thing: creating without boundaries.