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Hey! Im Shaun aka Shunus, British dude living Cairo. I've been releasing electronic dance music for the past decade. Recently focusing on Minimal Deep Tech side. I run the label I Eat Mangos.

I absolutely love making this high energy disco infused house tracks and I always find they seem to pair well with a slightly sad name. Melancholy is the number one emotion I seek to explore through my art. What's yours?

Perfecting your technical skills or developing a unique artistic voice? I see a lot of people obsessing over mastering every plugin and sound design trick, yet they still feel like their tracks don’t stand out. On the flip side, there are artists who don’t know much about mixing but have a distinct, captivating sound that people instantly recognize. Do you think technical mastery should come before cultivating your unique style, or is it the other way around? How do you balance the two, and what challenges have you faced in YOUR own journey?

I'm interested in preparing a live set with synths, guitar & midi interfaces and curious about artists you saw that mastered the art of live DJ sets. What is the best live DJ set you've seen? and what about the performance / gear made it special?