Moa Pillar is the moniker of Russian electronic music producer and sound artist Fyodor Pereverzev, whose work explores the intersection of traditional folk motifs, spiritual themes, and forward-thinking electronic production. Emerging from Moscow’s vibrant experimental music scene, Moa Pillar’s sound is characterized by deep, cinematic atmospheres, dynamic percussion, and a hypnotic fusion of genres including bass, drone, and abstract club music. Over several releases, including critically acclaimed albums like “Well-Balanced Centre” and “Hymns,” Moa Pillar has built a reputation for immersive live performances and bold sonic exploration.

In addition to his studio work, he has collaborated with artists and researchers on interdisciplinary projects, notably creating the soundtrack for “Alone Together,” a documentary on the indigenous Circassian community, further deepening his engagement with cultural heritage and storytelling through sound. His distinctive approach weaves together spiritual searching, acoustic textures, and electronic manipulation, positioning Moa Pillar as a unique and innovative voice in contemporary electronic music.