Oxime

The OXIME Experience

Picture this: A young girl in Finland, hunched over a Commodore 64, painstakingly programming it to play classical melodies. That was me—Cecilia—long before I became Oxime, before London, before any of this made sense.

I chose the name Oxime deliberately. In chemistry, oximes are antidotes to nerve agents—compounds that restore balance when systems are under attack. Music has always been exactly that for me: an antidote to chaos, a way to neutralise life's toxins and find equilibrium again.

Seven albums later, I'm still chasing that perfect balance—where acoustic instruments dance with synthesisers, where jazz sensibilities meet electronic precision, where a 160-172 BPM track can make you feel like you're floating.

The OXIME Experience

Picture this: A young girl in Finland, hunched over a Commodore 64, painstakingly programming it to play classical melodies. That was me—Cecilia—long before I became Oxime, before London, before any of this made sense.

I chose the name Oxime deliberately. In chemistry, oximes are antidotes to nerve agents—compounds that restore balance when systems are under attack. Music has always been exactly that for me: an antidote to chaos, a way to neutralise life's toxins and find equilibrium again.

Seven albums later, I'm still chasing that perfect balance—where acoustic instruments dance with synthesisers, where jazz sensibilities meet electronic precision, where a 160-172 BPM track can make you feel like you're floating.

The OXIME Experience

Picture this: A young girl in Finland, hunched over a Commodore 64, painstakingly programming it to play classical melodies. That was me—Cecilia—long before I became Oxime, before London, before any of this made sense.

I chose the name Oxime deliberately. In chemistry, oximes are antidotes to nerve agents—compounds that restore balance when systems are under attack. Music has always been exactly that for me: an antidote to chaos, a way to neutralise life's toxins and find equilibrium again.

Seven albums later, I'm still chasing that perfect balance—where acoustic instruments dance with synthesisers, where jazz sensibilities meet electronic precision, where a 160-172 BPM track can make you feel like you're floating.

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