Mikko Lahti is a seasoned Helsinki/Espoo based Finnish DJ, producer, and radio host with a diverse and accomplished career. His DJing journey has taken him to a wide array of venues, from the vibrant energy of large clubs to the intimate settings of restaurants and hotels, and even to cruise ships. Mikko's ability to adapt to different audiences and atmospheres is one of his hallmarks, allowing him to skillfully blend genres such as progressive house, trance, and a variety of other electronic styles depending on the event.
In addition to his DJing experience, Mikko has made significant strides as a music producer. His first release came in 2014 with Tokyo Story on Club 86 Recordings, followed by Back To Mine on Tiger Tycoon. He solidified his reputation with Paint By Numbers in 2015 on Green Martian, which showcased his signature progressive house sound. His music is heavily influenced by iconic trance and house artists like Armin van Buuren, Tiesto, and Above & Beyond, but he continues to evolve his sound, as demonstrated by later works like Culture Wars on major record label Bonzai Progressive in 2021 Mikko's talents extend beyond DJing and production into sound design, where he has worked on crafting immersive audio experiences for video games. This expertise in sound design adds another layer to his already multifaceted skill set, contributing to his reputation as an innovator in the electronic music scene.
In addition to his DJ and production work, Mikko is a passionate radio host at Kaaosradio. His role as a host allows him to share his deep knowledge of music and sound with a broader audience, curating shows that explore various facets of the electronic music world. His involvement with Kaaosradio is yet another testament to his commitment to pushing the boundaries of music and sound, both in the studio and on the airwaves. Mikko Lahti continues to be a driving force in Finland's electronic music scene, delivering unforgettable performances and creating immersive audio experiences across multiple platforms.
