Songwriter & Producer
Afterparty (Gaston Greindl) is a Brussels-born songwriter and producer, shaped by a childhood spent moving across Europe.
He first picked up guitar and piano at the age of five, but the real turning point came after discovering electronic music through a YouTube video of Avicii producing in the studio. That moment pushed him into making questionable music, better said, noise for several years before co-founding the DJ and production duo Petit Navire. The project was signed to Lost Frequencies' label Found Frequencies under Armada and they went on to perform in clubs and festivals across Europe opening for Feder, Watermat etc.
After completing a four-year business degree in Barcelona and a short stint in management consulting, Gaston moved to London to pursue music full time, graduating from the masters in music production and sound engineering at Point Blank Music School. That is where he developed a strong passion for pop music and working with and for artists as a songwriter and producer, drawing key influences from Greg Kurstin, Ian Kirkpatrick, Andrew Watt, Oscar Görres, KOZ and Lostboy.
Since 2023, he has been building a fast-growing catalogue across Clean Pop, Indie Pop, Dance, K-Pop, Singer-Songwriter and Punk Rock. He works from his residential studio in Notting Hill, London, and regularly travels between London, Los Angeles and Stockholm for international writing camps and trips.
His productions aim to strike the balance between hook-driven, simple, clean and punchy pop with organic qualities. This approach has led him to work with an exciting selection of emerging and established artists, with releases amassing over 20 million streams to date.
Alongside modern pop influences, Gaston remains deeply inspired by timeless songwriting from Queen, ABBA and The Beatles. Alongside his release work, he is also working on the world's first music village studio complex as a creative platform connecting songwriting, community and live experiences.
Thanks, I'm excited to make some magic together!