NHOAH, the electronic music producer, has been through several periods of his career before unfolding himself under his own name. This discovery has led him through the fields of electronic dance music for two years now. The tracks “I Can’t Satisfy You" and “Between Vienna And The Stars“ follow an amazingly inspired trail. Anyone who has heard the tracks on the dancefloor will know what the talk is about. With “Paris La Goutte D’Or" he continues his series of tracks about different cities, which influenced him during his tour. “Paris La Goutte D’Or" is a tribute to the urban district of Paris; a Tech House influenced track that swings up over a rhythmic pattern, and culminates in an oriental-feeling climax cheered on by 90s soul vocals. NHOAH is devoted to creative culture and its inhabitants, drawing recognition from leading music publications such as Resident Advisor, The Quietus, TRAX Mag, Clash Mag, PopMatters, Data Transmission, The Arts Desk, MTV London and Electronic Groove. NHOAH ’s single ‘I Can’t Satisfy You’ was playlisted on BBC 6 Nemone's Electric Ladyland and he performed a live video on a suspended glass stairway on the Dachstein Glacier, 9000 feet above sea level. The 'Stairway To Nothingness - Glacier Concert' was premiered by BE-AT TV and has so far been seen by over 300,000 viewers. ‍ NHOAH featured outstanding remixes by the likes of 808 State, μ-Ziq, Pixelord, Peter Zirbs and Mieko Suzuki for his debut album, West-Berlin. He has worked alongside the producers of The Eurythmics, Depeche Mode, and Bronski Beat’s Larry Steinbachek. His album Tangowerk was nominated for the German Record Critics' Award Preis der Deutschen Schallplattenkritik. “Every track on West Berlin is more enjoyable than anything in the current UK Top 50 (except maybe Dua Lipa’s “New Rules” and that Stormzy one)." The Arts Desk “Melodic, endlessly inventive techno, NHOAH leaves plenty of space in his work, space that other producers use to find their own identity.” Clash Magazine “[NHOAH’s] ‘Abstellgleis’ works primarily with circular patterns that establish a trancey mood and gently grow and expand as the piece proceeds. It creates a great deal of movement and energy.” PopMatters