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 in pop-inspired formats. I'm heavily influenced by 80s artists ranging from Phil Collins to Pet Shop Boys, Harold Faltermeyer, and Cocteau Twins. 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.