Music and movement have always been at the heart of Ed Flow’s life. Born in the Canary Islands to Spanish and Irish parents and raised in London, Ed’s early love for music and dancing was impossible to ignore—even as a child, he would perform impromptu routines for every guest who walked through his family’s door. What began as a childhood passion has since matured into a powerful and refined artistic expression—one that now manifests through his dynamic DJ sets and original productions.

Edward’s musical upbringing was steeped in eclectic influences. His stepfather—a DJ, promoter, and party pioneer of the 80s and 90s—helped cultivate a home filled with rhythm, vinyl, and celebration. Growing up in the vibrant city of London, and attending the American Community School, Edward absorbed diverse musical styles and cultural perspectives, laying the foundation for the Ed Flow sound.

His DJ career began in 1998 when he joined Tenerife’s Universal Grooves Radio, under the mentorship of Coco Ariaz. There, he launched and hosted the house music program Dance Zone, earning a loyal following. Ed Flow soon became a prominent figure in the local scene, known for his energetic sets that effortlessly wove together house, progressive, and breakbeat. From underground after-hours sessions to headlining during the island’s legendary Carnival, Ed shared the booth with top local and international talent.

After taking a break to study sound engineering in Barcelona in 2000, Ed returned to London and joined Outer Recordings as both label DJ and project coordinator. During this period, he worked closely with acts like GrooveJam, Electracoustic, and The Funky Lowlives, while also diving deeper into music production and shaping his own unique sonic signature.

Now back in Tenerife after years of travel—including formative time in Goa, India—Ed Flow continues to evolve as a producer and DJ. His cross-cultural experiences inform his ever-expanding musical palette, and his deep connection to rhythm and emotion is evident in every track and set. As House music pioneer Jesse Saunders once described Ed’s work: “Rain is an exquisitely beautiful production—melding sound effects, synthetics, and hallowed voices into a soundscape unparalleled.”