Hendrik Weber, known professionally as Pantha Du Prince, is a German electronic music producer, composer, and DJ celebrated for his intricate fusion of techno, house, and experimental soundscapes. Emerging from the vibrant music scene of Hamburg, Weber began releasing music under his Pantha Du Prince moniker in the early 2000s, quickly garnering attention for his unique approach to minimal techno, infusing it with organic elements and rich, crystalline textures. His critically acclaimed 2007 album, **This Bliss**, established Pantha Du Prince as a leading figure in electronic music, praised for its emotive depth and shimmering sonic palette.

Weber further expanded his sound on the 2010 release **Black Noise** (Rough Trade), collaborating with notable artists such as Noah Lennox of Animal Collective and Tyler Pope of LCD Soundsystem. The album drew inspiration from natural phenomena and field recordings, cementing his reputation as an innovator who blurs boundaries between electronic music, nature, and avant-garde composition. Continuing to evolve artistically, Weber delved into interdisciplinary projects, most notably with **The Bell Laboratory**, a collaboration with Norwegian percussionist Håkon Stene.

Their joint album, **Elements of Light** (2013), combined techno with live bell carillon and percussion, bridging electronic and classical traditions. Beyond his studio recordings, Pantha Du Prince is recognized for immersive live performances, often incorporating visual art, acoustic instruments, and architectural elements. Throughout his career, Weber’s work explores the interplay between technology and nature, investigating how electronic sound design interacts with organic environments and psychological states.

His music maintains a singular blend of rhythm, harmony, and experimentation, making Pantha Du Prince a continually influential presence in both club culture and experimental art music circles worldwide.