Nitepunk

A remix on Georgia's Got Talent that changed everything

In 2010, a dubstep remix on Georgia's Got Talent reordered his hearing. He has synesthesia: he saw sound as bending metal, industrial basements, and machines. He wiped his iTunes library and filled it with bass. Until then, his body had been his instrument: traditional Georgian dance since he was three, hip-hop from the age of eleven, and later, sweaty raves in living rooms, abandoned venues, and an empty pool hall in Tbilisi. He went on to play the main stage at Tbilisi Open Air, the country's biggest electronic festival, and to build a scene of his own when Georgia still seemed like a blank map for bass music.

The Tbilisi ceiling and the start in Brooklyn

In 2015 he crossed into New York on a tourist visa, with little savings and a friend from Tbilisi who gave him a room. He washed dishes, made deliveries, gathered contracts and guarantees for his residency permit, and within a year, he stayed. Dubspot placed him in the Brooklyn producer network. The leap wasn't about fame: in Georgia he was already a name; in Brooklyn he was nobody, and that was precisely what he was looking for, a movement bigger than the ceiling of his home scene.

From Disciple and UKF to the HUMAN album

His recording career accelerated in 2018 with Disciple and Circus. In 2019 came Golden Claws (Disciple Round Table), the remix of Emalkay's Fabrication, Deadman with Mark The Beast and Vulgatron, and Moonlight Crime on the UKF10 compilation, a tribute to The Prodigy and Keith Flint. Then came Never Say Die, Subsidia, Monstercat, HARD Recs, Vision, and Sable Valley. On March 24, 2023, he released HUMAN, his first album on HARD Recs: fifteen tracks of trap, dubstep, breaks, and bass house—Grounded, Flow, MTV, Miracle, Point with Habstrakt—and a twenty-three-track deluxe edition. On stage, Insomniac opened EDC Las Vegas (cosmicMEADOW, 2022) for him; later came HARD, VISION nights in Groningen, and Tomorrowland.

Conjure, The Prodigy, and the Skrillex orbit

Settled in Los Angeles, he turned Halloween 2024 into his own headline show: Brownies & Lemonade presented Conjure in a secret warehouse, with an eponymous EP alongside Soh Soh. In 2025 he released the Lawless EP and supported The Prodigy at The Warfield in San Francisco; in 2026 he repeated with them at The Novo and signed Soma with Skrillex, a track that opens the surprise album of the same name after debuting as an ID at Ultra Miami. The single Umbra followed that hybrid line of distorted breakbeat and trap. Today his booking in the United States and worldwide is handled by Good Direction Agency, and in Europe, the UK, and Asia by Primary Talent International. The sound—breakbeat, dubstep, trap, drum and bass, and bass house—remains that of a dancer who treats electronic music as physical contact.