TC33 started long before the name existed.

At 12, he heard house music for the first time and knew what he wanted to do. There wasn’t a way to pursue it then—no resources, no support—but the direction was set.

At 20, after saving through military service, he moved his family and began building.

Before TC33, he released music under the name KØDE, where his work reached millions of streams with the support of a marketing and social media team. That phase provided insight into how the industry moves—knowledge he now applies independently.

The early years required patience. Belief had to be developed over time, and not everyone stayed around once that direction became real.

There was a point where everything had to be sold just to stay afloat. It didn’t end there. It was rebuilt—piece by piece—through consistent work and reinvestment.

Over time, the foundation changed. The setup improved. The process became sharper. The results followed.

Today, TC33 reflects that progression—high-impact sound design balanced with control and intention, shaped by real experience rather than trend.

Along the way, he’s been supported and influenced by artists like Nurse, Oddprophet, LAXX, GorillaT, Ekali, and members of Defyre Society.

TC33 is built on discipline, growth, and staying with it long enough to see it evolve.