Vincent Maviba was born in 1976 in an area called "Westerwald", Western Germany.
He discovered his passion to music very soon, whereas his prefered styles of music used to be classical and synthesizer music at first.
He was fascinated by the combination of orchestral and synthesizer sounds performed by "Munich Symphonic Sound Orchestra" or "Rondo Veneziano" as well as he enjoyed listening to or Mike Oldfield's "Tubular Bells"
But of course, later, beyond this kind of music he also fancied other bands, such as Supertramp, Supermax, Depeche Mode or Culture Club.
Then, in the late-80s, he got his first keyboard and figured out how to play it. It's been a "Yamaha PSR-36" which had a small, built-in digital synthesizer What a blessing! And Vincent did his first steps towards the world of electronical music
A few years later, with the appearence of home computer systems like Commodore's C64 heard his first tracks composed by the legendary Chris Hülsbeck.
Thenceforth, it was over. Soon after he got his first Amiga (500) and started composing computer-based music.
Then, in the early 90s he noticed a completly new kind of music becoming more and more famous in Germany - Techno:
Vincent Maviba met his appointment and started tracking Trance music till his 6-years-break starting in 2001.
Since 2007 he is into music again - but doing two different Styles now: Electronical Music and - using the pseudonym Vincent Avitades , Orchestral / Pop related music,
Since 2008 he is been involving in various Videogames' music projects for the Nintendo DS too, as well as he's dj'ng for some Webradio stations now.
Einflüsse
Classical music, MSSO, Chris Hülsbeck, Mike Oldfield, Taucher, Legend B.
