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ueberrest


That years-long encounter with the guitar became a foundational discovery:


that his


Finding Direction Through Rhythm and Rebellion


musicality


came from emotional response, not intellectual analysis. It formed the pillar that still guides him today, the instinct that allows him to let feelings lead structure rather than the other way around.


“Music was never 100 percent


logical to me. I always pay attention to what it does to my brain and my body rather than how it is built.”


Before Ueberrest existed, Tim had already begun to feel the friction between expectation and self. Growing up in Switzerland meant growing up inside a cultural system that valued safety and long-term planning. But at twenty-five, something broke open. He could no longer live divided between what was expected of him and what he was becoming.


“Before that, I was growing up among the Swiss culture, which sometimes tends to shape you into having a good education, good job perspec- tive, and doing everything on a safe basis… When I turned 25, I knew that my time had come to start putting this hobby into valuable results.”


Techno arrived in his life as something instinctive, a sensation in the body before it became a musical philosophy. It began in a small Swiss village, far from any club culture, where electronic music was not part of the local fabric. What opened the door was curiosity, friendship, and the discovery of a beat that felt unmistakably like home.


“Growing up in a small village in Switzerland, techno was never deeply


embedded in our small


society. That is why it really helped us to discover house tracks from Swiss artists like Kellerkind… It wasn’t just techno; it was all sorts of electronic music from electro, house, trance, to minimal.”


The scene became real through re- bellion. A friend who knew a club bouncer. Nights sneaking into Lu- cerne venues long before they were of age. Feeling the physical impact of techno for the first time, not just hearing it. This awakening coinci- ded with a new obsession.


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