Christian Löffler grew up in the secluded serenity of Germany's Baltic Sea coast, an environment that profoundly shapes his atmospheric sound. As both a music producer and visual artist, Löffler crafts emotional, melodic techno that blurs the boundaries between genres, often weaving organic textures and delicate instrumentation into his productions. After founding his own label, Ki Records, in 2009, he released a string of critically acclaimed albums, including *A Forest* (2012), *Mare* (2016), *Graal (Prologue)* (2019), and *Lys* (2020), each exploring the interplay of melancholy, euphoria, and nostalgia.

His striking live performances, often set in collaboration with visual artists or in unique locations like museums, further highlight his multidisciplinary approach. Inspired by painters such as Caspar David Friedrich and by nature itself, Löffler’s work is characterized by a minimalistic, emotive style that resonates deeply with audiences worldwide. His music frequently features field recordings from his travels around his homeland, and collaborations with vocalists and classical musicians, reflecting a continual evolution of his sound while remaining unmistakably true to his artistic vision.