Logan Voss is DeltaX.

I started making music because of DatPiff.

In high school, I was obsessed with finding new hip-hop records and mixtapes. I spent hours digging through DatPiff.com looking for the latest releases, and eventually, listening wasn't enough. I wanted to make something of my own.

I had no idea what I was doing, so I taught myself. I found beats, wrote lyrics, recorded songs, figured out how to release them, and slowly learned how the entire process worked. I started making music under the name LOVO, and those early mixtapes became my introduction to being an artist. You can still find them on YouTube.

Then my taste started changing.

Throughout college, I became increasingly obsessed with electronic music. I loved the scale of it, the energy, and especially what could happen when production itself became the centerpiece of a song. Eventually, the beats took over completely.

That evolution became DeltaX.

Once again, I was starting from zero. I taught myself electronic music production the same way I had taught myself everything else: by experimenting, breaking things, studying what worked, and making a lot of music.

Sampling became a huge part of that process. A lot of my favorite work starts with pieces of existing sound that I cut apart, reshape, layer, and combine until they become something completely new. That process of transformation is still at the center of how I make music today.

You can see how I build songs as DeltaX on YouTube.