Aryaman Natt is a Berlin-based pianist and composer crafting music that explores stillness, space, and colour. Rooted in classical training but shaped by a modern sensibility, his work blends the textures of ambient and neoclassical music with the nuance of a concert pianist’s touch in a way that is meant to challenge the listener rather than send them to sleep.

He recently released his debut EP, Impurity, which focused on stripped back, serene piano pieces and immersive soundscapes. Impurity reflects Aryaman's evolving sound that honours tradition while embracing experimentation,  and is both timeless and refreshingly contemporary.

His compositions draw inspiration from artists like Hania Rani, Ryuichi Sakamoto and Bill Laurance. Since relocating to Berlin, he performs regularly in intimate spaces which build bridges between neoclassical minimalism and subtle electronic textures.

Aryaman trained as a classical pianist at the Eastman School of Music in the USA and the Guildhall School of Music & Drama in the UK, two of the world's most prestigious conservatoires. His previous career as a classical performer took him to dozens of concert halls as a soloist and chamber musician in England, among them Milton Court, St James’s Piccadilly, the 1901 Arts Club and numerous other venues in London, Brighton and Bristol. He also has performed at the Gijón International Piano Festival in Spain and the Amalfi Coast Festival in Italy.