Dragan Capor (DC) is a remixer, producer, and composer working across jazz, pop, soul, and cinematic music. Internationally recognised, he has collaborated with artists including Al Jarreau, Joe Cocker, George Benson, Norman Brown, and Patti Austin.
His work focuses on revealing emotional depth in sound and reshaping music into new forms.
Music sits at the core of everything he does. Alongside remix and production work, Dragan creates original projects that explore atmosphere and storytelling, from the progressive electronic worlds of Floating Aliens to the cinematic narratives of Libertas.
Guided by synesthesia, he experiences sound as colour and colour as sound. This perception extends his practice beyond music into the creation of custom guitars, effect pedals, and resin artworks, objects imagined through sound before taking physical form.
These elements converge in 13–70, a conceptual platform where music, instruments, and visual art meet. Guitars assembled from parts originating in different cultures, pedals designed as narrative tools, and resin sculptures with musical references function as both instruments and artworks.
Across sound and form, Dragan’s work remains rooted in music, constantly evolving, crossing boundaries, and transforming perception.
