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SEPT X RAHUL SHARMA | REFLECTED RADIO 042

In this episode SEPT and RAHUL SHARMA come together for an intense and immersive AV performance where deep techno pressure meets generative, architectural visuals.
SEPT crafts sets that move between weight and lightness, shaping a tense and atmospheric flow rooted in techno’s core. His sound has traveled across Asia, Europe and the Americas, reflected in releases on Clergy, BPitch, Flash Recordings and his own platform OPUS. Always evolving, always intentional.
RAHUL SHARMA returns for his third Reflected Radio session. Working between spatial design and real-time computation, he sculpts algorithmic environments that respond directly to sound. Using TouchDesigner and custom generative systems, his visuals translate bass, rhythm and phrasing into shifting textures and sculptural light.
Together they form a performance built on motion, tension and sensory depth.
DJ
SEPT
Sept shapes techno into a tense, atmospheric journey that moves between raw pressure and delicate light.
His sets evolve with intention, rooted in deep techno while shifting across emotional and rhythmic extremes.
Having toured Asia, Europe and the Americas, he has become a steady presence in influential clubs and podcast platforms worldwide.
Beyond DJing, he plays a key role in shaping Poland’s underground, recently founding OPUS, a project merging music and visual arts.
His releases on CLERGY, BPitch, Flash Recordings and OPUS highlight a sound that is both refined and uncompromising.

VJ
RAHUL SHARMA
Rahul Sharma returns for his third appearance at Reflected Radio. He works where spatial design, generative systems and real-time computation meet. His practice sculpts algorithmic environments that choreograph sound, light and motion into immersive, shaped space.
For this session he runs TouchDesigner and custom generative patches, using real-time feedback to map bass and phrasing into shifting textures and sculptural light. Expect tactile, architectural visuals that translate music into movement and memory.