BUNT.’s story isn’t one of overnight success—it’s a testament to resilience, dedication, and an unshakable belief in his craft. For over a decade, he worked in the background, shaping his sound without major recognition. Eight years into his journey, everything changed. In January 2023, his track Clouds became a global phenomenon, proving that persistence pays off—even when the odds are stacked against you.

His path to success was anything but conventional. After finishing high school, BUNT. trained at a car company and explored advertising work, but music was always his true calling. A video shoot opportunity in the U.S. became a turning point—he left his job, moved stateside, and went all in. He contributed productions for legendary artists like Avicii and toured alongside Gryffin, but just as things were gaining momentum, the pandemic forced him back to Germany. With touring income gone and an uncertain future ahead, BUNT. worked three jobs to support himself—yet, even in the toughest moments, he never stopped making music. Unknowingly, he was crafting the foundation for what would soon be known as Stutter House.

Then came Clouds. What started as a snippet on TikTok in December 2022 exploded into a movement. By its official release in January 2023, the track had already amassed 50 million impressions, debuting at #15 on the Billboard Hot Electronic Songs Chart. Since then, it has garnered over 275 million streams, cementing BUNT. as one of dance music’s most exciting new forces.

BUNT. isn’t just redefining electronic music in the studio—he’s changing the way it’s performed. Breaking the traditional DJ mold, he plays IN THE ROUND, removing barriers and immersing himself fully with his audience. His shows aren’t just events; they’re communal experiences—raw, intimate, and electric. From pop-up gigs in a car wash and a luchador arena in Mexico City to a London mash-and-pie shop and a NYC barbershop, he’s proving that dance music doesn’t need a club to thrive—it belongs everywhere.

Since Clouds’ release, BUNT. has played over 200 shows across the U.S., Canada, Australia, and Europe, selling over 50,000 tickets along the way. In 2025, he announced his first stadium show at Velódromo Olímpico in Mexico City, which sold out within days—forcing an expansion in capacity due to overwhelming demand. His innovative approach to both sound and performance has earned him collaborations with Ellie Goulding, Sam Tompkins, Elley Duhé, and Tiësto, while Spotify named him one of their 10 Dance Artists to Watch alongside Mochakk, Uncle Waffles, and Sammy Virji.