As a curator of infectious grooves and wistful atmospheres, Enamour has developed a sound that delicately walks the line between deep introspection and pure club play. His sets are an intricate blend of deep, progressive, tech house and techno that values musicality over anything else. With a number of releases under his belt on labels including Anjunadeep, Sascha Braemer’s ‘whatiplay’, mau5trap, and Lane 8’s ‘This Never Happened’ imprint, Enamour has already made quite an impact in the scene. His music has been supported by names all across the DJ spectrum, including Pete Tong, Danny Howard, Guy J, Oliver Koletzki, Above & Beyond, Jody Wisternoff, Lane 8, Eelke Kleijn, Tim Engelhardt, and many more. In just over a year he’s already caught the attention of two legendary dance music institutions--DJ Mag and Mixmag--the former naming him an artist to watch in their July 2018 issue and the latter handpicking him to join their Magnified team in January of 2019 alongside 11 other artists. Enamour first grabbed the world’s attention working closely with Lane 8 and his label "This Never Happened", supporting him on both of his North America tours this year as well as remixing “Skin & Bones” off of Lane 8’s sophomore album. He has since been a regular appearance in all of Lane 8’s setlists, including his Essential Mix where he debuted two of Enamour’s tracks, forthcoming on the label later this year. In the past two years, Enamour has made his mark in his hometown of Washington DC supporting some of the biggest names in dance music like Eric Prydz, Above & Beyond, Hot Since 82, and more at world-renowned clubs like Echostage, Flash, and U Street Music Hall. Recently he’s even become a hot name in remixes after a 5 month reign at the top of the Beatport Deep House charts. #1 in the Hype charts, and #37 on the overall Top 100 with his remix of Donatello’s “Tears”. His other releases, including highlights such as the eclectic "Hypnotica EP", and his track "Ruby" on Anjunadeep have further demonstrated the breadth and quality of his productions but still only scratch the surface of his ability. This is just the beginning of the story for the young artist.