Apashe, is a Belgian-born composer, electronic music producer, and sound designer now based in Montreal, Canada. Born on May 9, 1992, in Brussels, he began his musical journey playing drums as a child before transitioning to music production after discovering digital audio software in his teens. Apashe moved to Montreal to study electroacoustics at Concordia University, which became the launchpad for his career in electronic music and sound design.

Apashe’s music is renowned for its innovative fusion of electronic genres-such as dubstep, trap, neurofunk, and electro-with orchestral and classical influences, often collaborating with prestigious ensembles like the Prague Philharmonic and Brussels Symphony orchestras. He was the first artist signed to Kannibalen Records in 2011 and quickly established himself as a leading figure in the bass music scene, known for his cinematic sound design and energetic live shows.

His breakthrough came with the 2012 EP “Contamination,” followed by a string of successful releases, including the trap hit “Bubble Gun” with Snails and the acclaimed album “Renaissance” in 2020, which was recorded with a 65-piece orchestra. Apashe’s music has been featured in major films, television series, and ad campaigns for brands like Marvel, Fast & Furious, Budweiser, and Adidas. He continues to tour internationally, performing at major festivals such as Coachella and Tomorrowland, and remains celebrated for pushing the boundaries of electronic and orchestral music.