Miguel Bissone

Miguel Bissone is a DJ, composer, and lifelong musician from Buenos Aires

whose path through music spans genres and generations. Though never

defined by careerism or the spotlight, his musical life runs deep—shaped by

classical training, obsessive listening, and a sustained curiosity for sound in all

its forms.

He began studying classical piano in the early 1980s, while immersing himself

in the sonic shifts of that era—mechanical rhythms, raw polyrhythms, ambient

textures, and introspective songwriting. His listening shaped a broad internal

vocabulary: from the pulse of early electronics to the groove of Afro-diasporic

music, the precision of studio-based pop, the open phrasing of jazz, and the

poetic restraint of minimalism and ambient. Rather than adopting styles, he

absorbed attitudes: repetition as tension, silence as structure, rhythm as

narrative.

This approach evolved into a personal and architectural relationship with sound

—interested in how music unfolds in time and space. That same sensibility

informs both his compositions and his sets, where intuition and memory guide

selections more than genre or tempo.

A multi-instrumentalist and self-taught producer, Miguel composes ambient

works, edits and slow-burning house. His approach to DJing is patient, minimal,

and emotionally restrained—favoring flow over flash, tension over release.

Continuing to explore the sonic and emotional edges of dance music, his sets

are subtle conversations between memory and rhythm, analog warmth and

digital stillness, sound and silence.