Stu has earned his name 'Don Atari Electro' by years of creating crunchy beats for dance floors and low-tech music lovers worldwide.

He became known as a chiptune maniac due to his ways of tweaking the very limited soundchip of the Atari ST (3 Channels - 4 Bit!) to a completely different level.

Stu’s complex sound programmings shuffled into groovy rhythms, can arrange soundscapes that are more digitally harsh than any other electro available.

Steadily exercising to find new ways and techniques,...

Stu has earned his name 'Don Atari Electro' by years of creating crunchy beats for dance floors and low-tech music lovers worldwide.

He became known as a chiptune maniac due to his ways of tweaking the very limited soundchip of the Atari ST (3 Channels - 4 Bit!) to a completely different level.

Stu’s complex sound programmings shuffled into groovy rhythms, can arrange soundscapes that are more digitally harsh than any other electro available.

Steadily exercising to find new ways and techniques, rather than trying to sound traditional, he stayed at the forefront of contemporary music made with vintage computers during the last decade.

Stu's need for evolution and movement is restless and so his productions are often packed with an energy that seems to make the world revolve faster.

The renowned Atari underground chiptune veteran appeared in many clubs and important festivals during the last few years, not only all over Europe, but also in Asia and the united states.