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    Sebastian Konrad Connects Groove, Fashion And Visual Culture

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    Swiss DJ and multidisciplinary artist Sebastian Konrad connects house, tech house, and progressive music with fashion, design, and visual culture.

    At the centre of everything is groove.

    His productions pair dynamic percussion, hypnotic melodies, and atmospheric detail, with rhythm driving both the music and live experience.

    Sebastian Konrad Connects Groove, Fashion And Visual Culture

    That approach draws from the communal foundations of house music and rave culture. Connection, unity, and release remain central to his work.

    With residencies at Nordstern Basel and Naturklang, Konrad has performed across Mexico, Bali, Mykonos, Istanbul’s Klein Phönix, and London’s Drumsheds. His productions have also received support from Adriatique, Chris Avantgarde, Adam Ten, Julya Karma, Innellea, and Josh Gigante.

    Beyond music, Konrad approaches his artist identity through the perspective of a creative director. Sound, clothing, imagery, and social media are treated as connected parts of the same world.

    Sebastian Konrad

    His refined visual style has led to collaborations with international fashion and lifestyle brands, placing his work inside spaces where music, image, and culture meet.

    Konrad uses those channels to expand his profile without letting content overshadow the records and performances at its core.

    With international shows, industry support, and a clear visual identity already in place, he is building a project designed to grow without losing its centre.

    Groove leads. Visuals and fashion expand the world. Performance brings it together.

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