Ariel Abergel

I grew up in a very musically influenced home, as a kid I was surrounded by the sounds of The Police, Fleetwood Mac, Eric Clapton,Jimi Hendrix, Van Morrison, and Bob Dylan to name a few. The musicians I looked up to always played extended instrumentals that I usually found more intriguing than the actual song itself, I was always trying to figure out their melodic arrangements so I could replicate them myself. Learning how to play just like the musicians I looked up to had always been a dream, so while trying to sound so much like them somehow eventually you develop your own style. It wasn't until I got heavily into guitar that I realized how much I could create on my own, playing the guitar and not having a singing voice it just forced me to lock myself in my room and construct riffs. I remember getting into really underground dance music while visiting family in Israel, the club vibes are really strong. I'm into the proggy grooves that can be uplifting or mysteriously deep, I am heavily inspired by some of the producers in Tel-Aviv. When mixing tracks I really like to stick to driving melodies as oppose to vocals, I'm not really into many heavy vocal tracks.I really try to keep a continuous progressive and rhythmic vibe going, and I love tracks that create an environment or take you to a different place. I tend to play out long deep, dark, and moody tracks that create an atmosphere for the listener. Whenever mixing I want it to be a journey that slowly takes you in from the first track and continuously drives until the end, I hope others can feel the same way.