Analog Future, is a versatile electronic music producer hailing from Raleigh, North Carolina. Specializing in analog modular synthesis, The project serves as a bridge between the future and the past, seamlessly merging analog and digital realms. Delving deep into historic cuts foundational to modern electronic music, driven by the intention to push creative boundaries.

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His roots lie in a profound love for film photography, audio tape recording, and all things analog, defining the essence of the project. Particularly marked by an unwavering passion for Analog Modular synthesis, Analog Future injects a complex warmth into his music. Drawing inspiration from diverse genres, spanning Jazz and Surf Rock to 90s Jungle and Hardcore Rave, he is influenced by iconic artists such as Pretty Lights, Tame Impala, Boards of Canada, Shades, Calibre, Flume, Pink Floyd, Nirvana, and Miles Davis.

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In 2023, Analog Future gained acclaim in North Carolina, sharing stages with Tape B, Joe Nice, Lizzy Jane, and headlining several shows. A significant milestone was achieved in March when Analog Future secured a residency with London's Subtle Radio, unveiling new music and introducing the project's evolving sonic palette. With many releases and shows underway for the coming year, 2024 is sure to get a picture of what the project represents and a further glimpse into the sonic and visual aspects that make up the project.

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Analog Future's latest single, "Badmon Theory," embarks on a 3-year sonic venture exploring analog low-frequency sound, propelling the project into an energetic, bass-heavy direction. The track presents a modern interpretation of Bristol's 140 bpm deep dubstep, characterized by meticulous detail and a steadfast commitment to pushing the boundaries of electronic music.