Heion

The name „Heion” came quite naturally. Years ago when I was studying Japanese, (I’m not good at it, to be honest!) I came across the word „heion” which means „peace” in Japanese. I want to believe that what chaos and wild stuff lies inside me, somehow gets comfortable and familiar and peaceful when you hear it. I think that it’s the artist’s job, to make himself understood and transform whatever he has to say and whatever he has in himself into something you can understand or something that gets familiar. It’s kind of a contradiction if you make something and nobody understands it. I’m a hard working man and I love what I do. I’m sampling and adding new instruments to it and also working on original and new stuff. I love a great groove-filled baseline as much as I love a colourful electric piano sound. It’s more enjoyable to describe what I do by showing and sharing it, isn’t it?