Cruelty in any form—to animals, to people, to art. Generic, soulless music. Music without a story is just noise. People who live without passion or curiosity. The misconception that you have to be just one thing

The surreal quiet of the city at 5 AM after a long DJ set, contrasted with the focused calm of the animal shelter in the morning. Sonic Landscapes: Digging for obscure vinyl in dusty shops, the tactile feel of mixing tracks live, watching a crowd become one living, breathing entity to a beat I built. Healing & Connecting: The profound trust in an animal's eyes, the silent understanding of their pain, and the joy of seeing them recover. My Contrasts: The weight of a textbook in my bag next to a USB stick of new mixes. The purity of an acoustic guitar melody and the synthetic future of a deep house track

Ahoj, I'm Mona. An 18-year-old dreamer with a dual soul, born from Prague's ancient heartbeat and its modern electronic pulse. By day, I'm immersed in the quiet, precise world of veterinary science, learning to heal creatures that speak without words. By night, I'm an alchemist of sound, weaving stories on my decks, transforming lonely beats into collective emotion. I believe in contrasts: the sterile scent of a clinic and the sweat-drenched air of a basement club, the softness of a animal's fur and the driving thump of a bassline. My body moves to its own rhythm—a rhythm of care and chaos, science and symphony. Let's create a sound that’s uniquely ours.

To open a unique, hybrid space—a sanctuary for rescued animals with a connected, intimate venue for experimental music and art. Healing and rhythm under one roof. Current Rhythm: Juggling anatomy textbooks and music production software, finding the strange harmony between synapses and synth waves. Sonic Project: Producing an ambient/electronica EP inspired by the sounds of a veterinary clinic: heartbeats, breaths, mechanical whirs, transformed into melody. If I Had a Superpower: To truly understand the inner world of every animal I treat, and to translate that into a universal language of music that humans could finally feel.