Hausman

Hausman (a.k.a. Devon Ausman) has certainly made a name for himself in the trance and progressive house scene since his debut EP in 2016. Taking influence from the sounds of deep, groovy house; melodic, uplifting trance; and dark, gritty techno, he aims to make music which blends genres in unexpected ways. With a keen ear for catchy melodic content and captivating harmonic progressions, he seeks to craft his compositions into musical and textural journeys that intend to captivate the listener and spark an emotional connection. His tracks feature heavy basslines with electro-house influences, immersive atmospheres, and most importantly, beautiful chords and melodies that will catch your ear. Despite his diversity of sound and avoiding restricting himself to the constraints of any one genre, you can always tell when a Hausman track comes on. Devon began his journey with a solo release on Intricate Records. In 2017 he released with Myon’s Ride Recordings and snatched up triple support from Above & Beyond on Group Therapy, which thrust him into the scene’s spotlight. Since then, he’s released on labels such as Monstercat, Enhanced, and Armada, remixed tracks by Mat Zo, Dezza, Marsh, and Elevven, and garnered support from Armin van Buuren, Cosmic Gate, Tritonal, and many more. His remix of Problems for Mat Zo & Olan won 3rd place in the remix competition, and was released on Anjunabeats in 2021. Hausman quickly followed up his Anjuna debut with the hugely popular “Control”, and has plans to release more original tracks on Anjunabeats, Monstercat, and Enhanced in 2022. As a graduate of Berklee College of Music with a degree in Electronic Production and Design, Devon has been exposed to a wealth of knowledge encompassing recording, production, engineering, sound design, and programming. While his current digital audio workstation of choice is Ableton, he has a great deal of experience working with Pro Tools, Logic, Max, and can find his way around any DAW if needed. He’s worked on many projects in various sectors of production, including recording live instruments, audio post-production, scoring, mixing, mastering, as well as music composition and arranging within a DAW. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.