Aitor Grande, better known as Tuber, started experimenting with electronic music at the age of 16, while working as public relations in two of the most important clubs in the north of Spain. He started playing minimal in his free time, as a hobby. During his university studies, he put this hobby aside due to lack of time, although he has always kept his interest in electronic music. In 2018, after living in Berlin for a period of time and experiencing the techno scene in the German capital, he decided to take up his hobby again, now with more mature musical tastes. As soon as he landed, he joined the THG collective, and began to make a name for himself on the local scene in the Basque Country. In 2020 he created Inguma, a record label focused on underground techno, whose name refers to the god of dreams in Basque mythology. Since then, his label has maintained a constant flow of quality releases, attracting the attention of the media and the main artists of the international and national techno scene. Inguma soon became a national reference point. Many of the releases, including Tuber's own productions, can be heard on well-known podcasts such as Freddy K's Krzrzrzrzrz, R-Imprint's Snacks & Tracks or during the well-known Hör Berlin sessions, as well as during marathon sessions in clubs such as Berghain or even at international festivals. To date, he has 10 references released on different formats, including vinyl and cassettes. Tuber starts producing his first tracks at the end of 2019. However, his productions do not go unnoticed, as he has already released tracks on Semantica, Illegal Alien Records, Inguma, Sub_tl etc. generating reactions and receiving very positive support internationally. In 2020, Tuber began to frequent the billboards of the main techno nights at Dabadaba, known for its artistic vision and programming. Since then he has shared the bill with DJs such as Oscar Mulero, Marron, Kastil, Alienata, P.E.A.R.L, Reeko, DJ Tennis, Parallax and many others.