After seriously committing to music production less than three years ago and seemingly arriving from nowhere, Everything Is Art made a bold statement with his very first career release: a collaboration with Danish superstars WhoMadeWho.
Less a lucky break and more a sign of what’s coming next, such a grand debut underlines both his raw talent and the weight of his artistic potential.
Originating from the vibrant music scene of Manchester, Everything Is Art has been obsessed with sound since childhood. Growing up, he moved from the atmospheric worlds of Enigma and Mike Oldfield into the pioneering electronics of Orbital, 808 State, and Aphex Twin.
At the age of 10, watching Kevin & Perry Go Large introduced him to the idea of being a DJ and to a soundtrack that ignited a deep love for trance and Balearic sounds. With dance music firmly at the centre of his life, he finally turned curiosity into action during the 2020 lockdown, teaching himself DJing and music production from scratch, without any formal training.
Now based in London, Everything Is Art is emerging as one of the most intriguing new voices within melodic house music, both as a producer and DJ. His sets and productions are built for the dance floor: euphoric and melancholic soundscapes anchored by heavy, groove-led rhythms that build tension, release, and momentum in equal measure.
His music has already drawn support from artists such as &ME (Keinemusik), Adriatique, and Pete Tong. His debut release, “All The Love” with WhoMadeWho, showcases his melodic sensibility and emotional depth, and has already surpassed 3 million streams on Spotify alone since its release in early March of this year.
Over the past few months alone, he has shared the stage with leading artists including WhoMadeWho, Pete Tong, Samm (BE) & AJNA, Andrea Oliva, and Arodes, performing shows at key clubs in Ibiza, Miami, Portugal, Budapest, Madrid, and Paris.
As he continues to refine his sound and expand his reach, the Everything Is Art project is backed by talent, vision, and momentum – the essential cornerstones needed to send shockwaves through the global scene.
