Seph Martin

Seph Martin is an Italian music producer born in Naples in 2000. He started producing electronic music at the age of 15, quickly developing a deep connection with House, Funk, and Disco. In 2017, he released his first official track, “Hard,” a melodic minimal techno cut on Dance Of Toads Tech, a sub-label associated with Jay Frog—renowned DJ and former member of the German group Scooter. Over the following years, he built his sound through releases on labels such as City Soul Recordings and Onako Records, carving a space in the jackin and funky house scene. In 2018, his track “Porno Disco” gained strong underground traction on Angelo Ferreri’s Mood Funk Records. A year later, he teamed up with Ferreri for the single “Magic,” further establishing his talent for groove-heavy, sample-based productions. In 2020, he collaborated with Enzo Siffredi during his tech-house phase, releasing the afro-tinged “I Love Da Funk” on Wired. Between 2022 and 2023, Seph released two independent projects that revealed a more introspective side of his artistry: Disco Universe, a tribute to cosmic disco and vintage aesthetics; and Second Chance, a personal and emotional album written during a difficult time in his life. The project narrates that experience through music, and includes the track Rainy Nights, later picked up by the legendary Trax Records. Built on a melancholic melody and Chicago-style rhythm, the track transformed a personal storm into something timeless and shared. In 2025, Rainy Nights was selected and pressed on the official vinyl compilation celebrating the 40th anniversary of Trax Records—placing Seph’s name alongside house music legends in one of the most iconic catalogues in electronic music history. Alongside his original productions, Seph is also known for his unofficial remixes and disco edits, many of which have circulated widely across Bandcamp and DJ sets worldwide—earning him a growing reputation for blending classic sounds with contemporary grooves.