EnzoChase

I fell in love with electronic music the first time I heard Avicii's Levels.

There was just something about the energy, the melodies, and that futuristic feel that hit different, and I've been chasing that feeling ever since.

My sound? Deep house, with some melodic stuff thrown in. It used to be more tech house. Now it's more chill and open. It's all rooted in years of messing around, trying things out, and figuring out what feels right.

Avicii, Kygo, KREAM, Odesza, Hans Zimmer and Ludovico Einaudi shaped the way I think about emotion and atmosphere in music. And yeah, I even take notes from Miles Davis. This dude knew how to break the rules in the best way.

Enzo Chase working behind a mixer in a club

I'm half Danish, half Polish, born and raised in Denmark. In 2020 I moved to the Netherlands to chase the dream, because the electronic scene is bigger here.

Left everything and everyone behind to do this, and it certainly hasn't been smooth sailing. I worked all kinds of jobs, logistics, call centers, retail, just to keep the music going. But I never stopped.

A rejection letter from the Conservatorium van Amsterdam, with the word unfortunately circled in orange

I applied to the conservatory in Amsterdam four years in a row, and tried Haarlem as well. Five letters came back. Four of them end on the same sentence:

"We hope you will find another path to achieve success in your musical pursuits."

So I did.

A crowd with hands up in a club, seen from behind Enzo Chase at the decks

In 2022 I landed a residency in Den Haag. After that came shows in Denmark, Germany, Poland and Spain. I played my own productions next to the freshest music I could find, and people danced.

Enzo Chase behind the decks at an outdoor party, grinning and throwing hand signs at the camera

But DJing means playing finished tracks. I wanted more: fuller control of the sounds, and more room to be expressive with my own music.

So I started performing live, because that's how I produced the tracks in the first place. I'm a producer at heart, and I want to play my tracks the way I made them. I even built a tool for it.

Enzo Chase on a stage in orange light with his name across the screen in front of him

The sound moved with me. Still deep house, but chill and open now. Music for sunset drives and late-night thinking.

All I want is to make music that moves people. Melodies you remember, beats that hit you in the heart, and that spark you feel when everything just clicks.