He stumbled into the world of drum & bass in the mid-2000s, a love affair that has lasted ever since. His first gig was in 2007 at the party series of the Kecskemét-based Autorun Crew, of which he later became a resident (hence the "family name").
In 2010, at an invitation-only DJ competition, he stood out for both the jury and the audience alike, followed by a major milestone: his first performance at VOLT Festival. A year later, he made his debut at Bladerunnaz parties, and he has been a regular performer at these events ever since. His energetic sets are best characterized by the dancefloor-destroying side of drum & bass, or as he calls it, "stadium bass", but he also eagerly selects tracks regardless of genre boundaries.
He is a permanent fixture at the biggest domestic festivals (VOLT, Balaton Sound, Sziget) and UKF parties, having proven himself alongside numerous international artists over the years, some of whom include: Andy C, Netsky, Noisia, Wilkinson, Sigma, Borgore, Camo & Crooked, Foreign Beggars, Friction, Feed Me, Dirtyphonics, The Prototypes.
Currently, he is the DJ and editor of Petőfi Rádió's Eklektrik drum & bass show.