Sepia Filter is a long-running solo electronic music project started in 2006. After having struggled making music with really cheap instruments - an old Casio 100 keyboard, a dictation microphone, CakeWalk, and failed attempts at using Rebirth, I graduated to Reason and later Ableton Live. From 2008-2020, I experimented with different styles of music, including electronic, dance, and hip-hop.

I've always strived to create electronic music with a lot of feeling and a focus on catchy melodies and pop music-inspired formats. I'm heavily influenced by 80s artists, everyone from Phil Collins to Pet Shop Boys. More modern influences include artists such as 2814, Luxury Elite, and Windows96.

After a long break, I started working on a new album in late 2025, which is expected to be released in 2026. Listen to a new track from the album below: