Jonathan Lennerbrant has spent the past decade-plus shaping sound—on stage, in the studio, and behind the mixing desk. His journey started with guitar, vocals, and music theory studies in Linköping, and followed with the band The Majority Says, where his musical instincts were sharpened. Touring Europe for ten years, he developed an ear not just for performance but for the intricacies of studio production.

That passion led him to build multiple recording spaces, where he’s produced and mixed for bands, artists, and major commercial brands like Canon, YouTube, Ikea, Nissan, Samsung, and Smart. Yet, for a long time, electronic music remained just out of reach—a puzzle he kept coming back to without cracking. That changed in 2014. Time spent in Berlin, organizing underground club nights, unlocked a new creative direction, and electronic music became central to his work.

Now, under the moniker ENENGIS and signed to Smuggler Records, Lennerbrant crafts and releases his own sound, blending deep textures with club-ready energy. He also helms OOOUUU, an improvisational electronic project pushing live performance boundaries. His home base? Rikti Studio, built in 2019, where production, mixing, and education converge—a space where music takes root and evolves.