Artist Spotlight: Omnia

You’ve been making music for over a decade now. How would you describe where you are as an artist in 2026 compared to where you started?

The essence has stayed the same: the emotional core and uplifting energy that first inspired me to make music are still there. But everything around it has evolved. Over the years I’ve become more confident in expressing emotions through sound, allowing more space in the arrangements and paying greater attention to the small details that create atmosphere. I also have a much stronger connection with the dancefloor now. Experience has taught me that sometimes the simplest moments can have the biggest impact, and today I’m focused on creating music that feels both powerful and emotionally resonant.

“As We Become One” is a trance track, but the title feels deeply human. What’s the story behind the title and the track?

The title came from those special moments on a dancefloor when people stop feeling separate and become part of the same emotional experience. It’s that point where the crowd, the music, and the energy merge into one continuous flow. Thinking disappears, time seems to stand still, and you’re completely present in the moment. I wanted the track to capture that sense of unity and connection that electronic music can create, not just between people, but also between emotions, memories, and the music itself, an experience that’s difficult to describe but impossible to forget.

Before any of the recognition, the label deals, the festival stages – what did making music mean to you when it was just you, and what kept you going?

Before any recognition came along, making music was simply about self-expression. I was fascinated by how a melody could create emotion and connect with people in such a direct way, almost like a language without words. What kept me going was the passion to keep creating and the desire to make something meaningful with every new track. It was never about recognition in the beginning, but about the process itself, exploring sounds, experimenting, and chasing those moments when everything just clicks and feels right.

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