Hey...Yes, you. Let me introduce myself...I am a Georgian visionary artist (at least I believe so), I was born and raised in Tbilisi. My artistic journey began when I started painting, I also always was listening to the music such as Jazz, Hip-Hop and Georgian Folk, which formed my direction to the place where I am right now. I was passioned for hip-hop and jazz, but one day, with help of my best friend I discovered flamenco and since then I am more passioned in flamenco guitar. As in my humble opinion flamenco is the beggining and the end of the music itself. After years of playing guitar and experimenting, I explored myself as a good storyteller in electronic music. In the beginning years I was just imitating other's work, but this imitations gave birth to the mature producer in me.I think my transition to techno was not just a decision, but more of a natural evolution, which initially led me from house to electro/techno and eventually to ambient.I want to say that I am established in the wide spectrum of techno and of course I still use many influences from earlier times in my current productions.

Fukumachi digs more in his current direction, without being a fan of genre labels that could limit creativity. His sound can best be described as unpredictable, limitless and, above all, intriguing. A painter, musician and just a humble 23-year-old Fukumachi shares his vision about creativity, describing it as a multi-faceted force that draws energy from different sources. Whether it's the people around him, like his fiancée, or the influence of different music genres, Fukumachi puts himself in situations where energy and creativity connect. He recognizes that inspiration is not a constant presence, but can be elusive and refuses to conform to our desires. Attempting to force this can lead to chaos instead of creativity. Yet this recognition is not a setback, but rather proof of the resurrection and dynamism that is part of his artistic process.