150–170
Thiago, the name behind the Thibun project, is an artist whose essence was forged in contrast. Born and raised in the urban sprawl of São Paulo, Brazil, his musical journey began long before he touched his first synthesizer. Growing up in a household of absolute sonic diversity, he absorbed the pulse of electronic music from his parents, the raw rebellion of Rock’n’Roll from his aunts, and the emotional density of Gospel from his grandmother. This triad — energy, attitude, and spirituality — has become the DNA of his artistic signature.
Within the Hard Techno scene, Thibun stands out as an architect of atmospheres. He seeks more than just volume; he seeks depth. His influences navigate the space between industrial aggression and dark mysticism, where the sheer weight of 150+ BPM kicks meets unexpected elements: the dramatic intensity of Heavy Metal elements and the transcendent solemnity of Gregorian chants. For Thibun, music is a modern ritual. His personal connection to Norse Paganism and Umbanda (specifically the focused energy of Loki and Oxóssi) is reflected in the precision and intent of every set, turning the dancefloor into a space for catharsis and self-discovery.
Professionally immersed in the world of technology strategy and process analysis, Thibun brings an analytical mind to music production, layering complex sounds that he describes as "dystopian and ethereal." His sets are narrative journeys that evoke nostalgia for something never lived and an euphoria that borders on the unknown.
Thibun doesn't just want you to hear the music; he wants you to be pierced by it. It is a visceral experience where technology meets belief, and Hard Techno becomes the universal language to express the unexplainable.