
Biography of Human Safari
Live percussion from Malta
Human Safari's signature enters through the body: fast rhythms, expansive pads, 909 grooves, hypnotic tension, and a very personal way of bringing jazz into the techno realm. From Malta, his music has taken shape as a blend of techno, hardgroove, tribal pulses, drum and bass details, and an instrumental sensibility that sets him apart within the new European generation. His sets do not rely solely on hardness: they seek a journey, elasticity, organic percussion, and melodic moments capable of opening up the dancefloor without losing pressure.
The island as a laboratory of resistance
His growth is closely linked to the recent development of the Maltese electronic scene, a small but increasingly visible ecosystem thanks to festivals, clubs, and collectives that have connected the island to the international circuit. Glitch Festival occupies a central place in that story: Human Safari is a resident of the festival and its club environment, a position that has reinforced his local presence and his projection outside of Malta. In the booth, he has been associated with spaces and platforms such as Liquid Club, The Rooftop at Gianpula Village, RSO.BERLIN, UNFOLD, Under Club, Boiler Room, HÖR Berlin, and Stone Techno Festival, in addition to dates in cities such as Berlin, Prague, Paris, Madrid, Amsterdam, and various points in South America.
From hardgroove to jazz-infused techno
In the studio, his catalog reflects a rapid and very defined evolution. After releases like The End Of The Jungle on ARTS, Human Silk E.P. on Solid Tracks Records, and Snakes And Letters on ANAØH, his name gained greater reach with Sax Paradiso / Jazz Affair on R&S Records, where he consolidated that relationship between raw techno and jazz-infused improvisation. Later came works like 9:09 In The Morning on EarToGround Records, Apology From A Liar on Sway, and pieces that have circulated through labels such as Mutual Rytm, Mama Told Ya, NECHTO Records, AnalyticTrail, and Fides.
Culture Shock and Adventure Time Records
In 2025, he opened an especially important chapter with Adventure Time Records, his own platform conceived as a space for artistic freedom, organic, percussive, and emotional techno. The label started with The Way Of The Horse and expanded its universe with the Etereo remix for Alfa Cornae. That same year, his live debut at Stone Techno Festival marked a turning point, followed by Culture Shock on Mutual Rytm, a seven-track EP with songs like Mouse on Keys, Fragments, Classique, The Labyrinth, A Rainy Day in Bogotá, Dorian, and Phantom. In 2026, he reinforced his bond with R&S Records through the Children Of The Sea EP, confirming an increasingly recognizable identity: physical, narrative, and deeply musical techno.

