A composer at 130 BPM

Born in a coastal town and raised on late-night radio, GTRAMX MUSIC built a career from a bedroom Ableton project into stadium-scale electronic music. The sound sits between orchestral cinema and mainstage euphoria — modular synthesis, string arrangements and drops engineered for 100,000-capacity crowds.

Across three studio albums and a shelf of platinum plaques, the project has closed the mainstage at Tomorrowland, sold out the O2 Arena, and shared the decks with Martin Garrix, Deadmau5 and Skrillex. In 2022, a Grammy nomination for Best Dance/Electronic Album marked a turning point — from festival headliner to global brand.

"Every drop should feel like the moment you look up and remember why you came."

Off-stage, the studio operates as a research lab: a Moog One patched through a Neve console, orchestral session players flown in from Prague, and a rotation of collaborators from pop, hip-hop and film scoring. The current chapter — VOLTAGE — pairs that studio ambition with an AV production designed with the team behind three world tours.