I’m Jashan Johar, an experimental electronic producer from Rajasthan, India. I make music somewhere between techno and ambient, but I don’t really think in strict genres—I’m more interested in how something feels than what it’s called.
Most of what I create comes from repetition, texture, and small imperfections. I tend to let sounds evolve on their own, building slowly, sometimes breaking, sometimes looping until they become something else. Mistakes are a big part of my process—they’re not things I fix, they’re usually where the track actually begins.
I’m drawn to minimal structures, but not emptiness—more like space where sound can breathe and shift over time. Each track is less about reaching a final point and more about staying inside a moment, stretching it, and seeing where it leads.
Still experimenting, still figuring things out—but always trying to make something that feels honest.