DJ culture was often placed in the same box: clubs, nightlife, parties. I wanted to see what would happen if we took it outside of that — a DJ playing in a coffee shop in the afternoon, music as part of a sports event, a creative space, or just a normal day where people come together.

Spinral was never just about putting a group of DJs together. It's a place to experiment, collaborate and change the way people see DJs. We're not just people who play songs — there's culture, knowledge, creativity and emotion behind what we do.

We're still figuring things out, still growing, making mistakes and trying new ideas. Honestly, that's part of what makes Spinral special.