Arterapsy is more than an artist—he’s a sonic architect and storyteller, fusing the elegance of classical music with the pulse of underground electronic soundscapes. Born in Transylvania and now based in London, Arterapsy’s musical journey has spanned four countries and some of the world’s most prestigious stages, shaping a sound that is both orchestral in its grandeur and hypnotic in its electronic textures.

As a professional violist, Arterapsy has performed in iconic venues such as Vienna’s Musikverein,

the Royal Albert Hall and London’s Barbican. He has played under the baton of legends like Vladimir Ashkenazy and shared the stage with virtuosos including Mstislav Rostropovich, Maxim Vengerov, Nigel Kennedy and Nicola Benedetti. His orchestral career includes collaborations with top ensembles like the London Symphony Orchestra, Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and Vienna Symphony Orchestra, with chamber music performances reaching audiences from Europe to Asia.

Arterapsy’s artistry extends beyond the concert hall. He has contributed to major motion pictures

and television productions, including Wonder Woman, Bohemian Rhapsody,  Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation and The Equalizer 3. He has also recorded and performed alongside renowned artists such as Melody Gardot, Jonny Greenwood, Stewart Copeland and Ministry of Sound.

Yet, despite his deep classical roots, Arterapsy’s true creative fire burns in the world of electronic sound. A lifelong explorer of frequencies and sonic textures, he found his voice in underground progressive house. Influenced by the hypnotic storytelling of Hernán Cattáneo, the melodic mastery of Guy J and the raw energy of Sama’ Abdulhadi, Arterapsy’s sets are immersive journeys,

narrative-driven experiences where lush harmonies, deep basslines and meticulous sound design transport listeners beyond the dancefloor.

Whether commanding a grand concert hall or captivating a dark, intimate club, Arterapsy invites audiences to feel, to lose themselves and to rediscover something deeper within. With one foot in tradition and the other in the future, he is redefining what it means to be a musician in the modern age.

His mission? To take listeners beyond the ordinary and into a world where sound becomes an experience—where every note is a step toward something greater.