Technology & Systems / Identity & Culture

NFTX is a GABBA.TV project built from years inside live electronic culture: clubs, festivals, warehouses, sunrise sets, heavy rooms, and those moments where sound, light, and people come together under one system.

The idea was to take the energy of a live event and give it another life as a digital artefact, one that holds atmosphere, architecture, visuals, and sound. Each release became a limited-edition time capsule, a way to hold onto a moment that usually disappears as soon as the lights come up.

The project brings together long-term collaborators and leading figures from the global techno scene, including Planetary Assault Systems, Luke Slater, and Festival Forte in Portugal. Each drop included an immersive 3D world built from the language of live performance, unreleased music, spatially modelled venues, and access to the artists and communities that shaped the experience.

For me, NFTX explores how euphoric experience can continue to live on, minted in memory. It is not about freezing the past. It is about keeping the night alive, still playing out in digital form.