A breathtaking execution of techno and house music by the astounding artist Ollirium has slain the audiences. He has created a lot of fan frenzy with his latest track ‘Revolution’. He is based out of the Latin American nation Ecuador but shifted base to the USA at the tender age of 4. He stayed in Queens, in New York City. He joined the military at the age of 18 and later on moved to San Diego in California. He has been bug-bitten by icons like Tiesto, Avicii, Deadmau5, and Daft Punk, and learned EDM vibes and music production from them. He is also inspired by iconic legends like Tchami, Habstrakt, Matroda, and Malaa.
The listeners are hooked on to the engaging rhythm and crisp production of his tracks. The track has got a memorable edge and creates a brilliant aura. While starting, he was fascinated by his cousin DJ and expressed his interest in learning the art. He learned various kinds of sounds and also watched tutorials on YouTube that gave him enough opportunity to know about the art. Soon, he was top of the game creatively and unleashed mayhem with his deft touches. To listen to his tracks, the fans can log on to popular music streaming apps like Spotify.
Q: Tell us something about your music.
A: What I like to do with my music is sort of grab inspirations from several artists from the early 90’s till now and experiment with it until I feel like I successfully created what was in my head since first coming up with the idea.
Q: What kind of music genre do you represent?
A: I like to experiment with several genres like synthwave, trap, future bass, dubstep, techno, and pop when I have the access to singers/songwriters, but House is where it’s at for me. House is what my mom raised me and it’s where my heart is.
Q: Which artists inspire you’re the most?
A: It sounds basic when I say this because almost everyone says “Daft punk, Deadmau5, Avicii, Tiesto”, but they are who inspired me to seek out more of the EDM vibe. As more modern artists though, I would have to say Malaa, Tchami, Habstrakt, and Matroda all the way.
Q: Where do you originally hail from and where are you based now?
A: I’m originally from a small country in South America called Ecuador. Came to the U.S. around 4 years old, lived in good ole Queens, NYC until I joined the military when I was 18. After that, I’ve been to sunny San Diego, California.
Q: What influences got you into making music professionally?
A: I started out watching my cousin DJ at parties and that got me interested in learning, after that, the more I explored all the different types of sounds out there, and watching tutorials of music production on youtube really made me want to create my own experience in the music world.
Q: How would you describe your soundscape, music, and arrangement styles?
A: I would describe my music as a big experiment of what I can make with what I have. I have several Vst’s and instruments in my make-shift studio but whenever I start a project, I try to put myself in the mindset of “Can I dance to this? Will this make me feel something? If I heard this at a club would I want to search for this song??”
Q: Do music videos hold any importance in the creative enhancement of music?
A: Music videos currently don’t hold much of an importance in my music, but recently I made some contact with a small studio that reached out to me about collaborating with one of my unreleased tracks, and who knows what can happen?
Q: Do you have any upcoming plans for new content?
A: My upcoming plans for new content is figuring out how to properly make videos that can tell a story, and finding a bunch of memes.. Everybody loooooves memes haha!
Q: Do you have any notes or suggestions to give to an upcoming lot of musicians?
A: If I could suggest to give it their all and follow their passions. Not everyone has the same opportunities to do this and make something great out of it!
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