Fast Ram's interest in rave culture started in his teens when he caught "Game Form" by Joey Beltram on MTV. He decided there and then that's what he wanted to do, and went head-first into the world of electronic music. While working under a different alias, he realized he needed to go back to the sounds he loved most: those of the Roland TB-303, rave stabs, Alpha Juno hoovers and second-generation breakbeats. He built a 90s-inspired studio and "locked" himself there for several years, honing his new sound.

Besides creating ACED, a monthly radio show launched in 2018 showing his particular view on dance music, he's been DJing with 30+ years old Amiga computers with self-made software, doing hardware livesets of his own productions, making tracks non-stop and having guest mixes at global radios and mix series like IDA Helsinki, Operator, Foundation FM and more.

With way over a decade of activity, he has played in renowned clubs and festivals across 5 continents, like Webster Hall (US), Le Zoo (CH), Ekko (NL), Koenji High (JP), Bang Face Weekender (UK), Creamfields (AR), Strøm (DK), Onedotzero (AR), Ilmiö (FI) and more, sharing the bill with key figures of the rave scene.