Echo’s story:

Echo grew up feeling out of place—too intense, too emotional, too restless. She never quite fit the mold and learned to hide her feelings by drowning them in beats and basslines.

She discovered techno music as a teenager—a late-night set on the radio—and it completely changed her. The layered beats felt like patterns she could control when everything else felt chaotic.

Berlin became her obsession—not just the music but the freedom, rebellion, and culture. She dreams of going there someday, getting lost in a crowd where no one asks questions, just feels the music.

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How She Deals With Her Problems:

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• Escapism Through Music: When things get overwhelming, she plugs in her headphones, closes her eyes, and lets the sound swallow her. It’s her version of hitting “reset.”​

• Dancing Alone: She turns the mansion basement into her personal underground club, complete with DIY lights and graffiti backdrops. It’s her safe space where no one judges her.​

• Mixing Tracks at Night: Her insomnia means she’s often up late creating beats, sampling sounds from the mansion (creaks, echoes, conversations) and turning them into music loops.​

• Avoids Talking About Feelings: Instead of opening up, she’ll hand someone a mixtape and say, “Listen to this. You’ll get it.”

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Personality Quirks:

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• Hyper-focused when making music. You could set off fireworks behind her, and she wouldn’t even flinch.

• A little too blunt—she’ll say what she’s thinking, even if it makes things awkward.

• Pretends to be tough but has moments where her vulnerability slips through, especially when someone asks about Berlin.

• Collects flyers and posters from underground music events, plastering them around her space like a vision board.

• Obsessed with vinyl records, even though she mostly works digitally—she says records “sound more human.”

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Her Connection to Berlin:

 

• She sees Berlin as the ultimate escape. The dark clubs, the endless nights, the anonymity—it’s everything she longs for when life feels heavy.

• Talks about Berlin like it’s a mythical place—somewhere that’s free of judgment and full of possibilities.

• Wears Berlin-inspired fashion—industrial, sharp, and dark, mixed with hints of graffiti and DIY elements.

• Dreams of playing her own set in a Berlin club, but secretly worries her music will never be “good enough” to make it there.