Djrum is a perennially acclaimed underground artist, since his first release in 2010 who’s quietly built a list of fans that reads like a who’s who of contemporary dance music for his ability to deftly fuse a range of genres from jazz, hip hop and dubstep to ambient and techno. Genre fluidity has always been a big part of Djrum's music, the list of genres he touches on here is extensive: Techno, Ambient, Modern Classical, Jazz, Electronica, Broken Beat, Samba, Dubstep, Jungle, Footwork, DnB, Triphop, Gabber and Electro. A keen listener of all things new and old, whether it be singer and composer Meredith Monk, early sacred music like Palestrina, John Cage's solo piano works or more laterly the rhymic experimentation of the artists on Livity Sound or Illian Tape his talent is in effortlessly combining his influences into a completely personal and bewitching aesthetic all of his own.