At the early age of 12, Neil Voss began playing with electronic music on his Commodore 64 and this hobby soon became a big part of his life. He later became an underground electronic music developer, but saw his fellow composers signing to game developers, and so he joined H2O, a third-party developer for Atari's Jaguar.
At twelve years old, Neil Voss began creating electronic music on his Commodore 64, which became an integral part of his life. He later transitioned into the underground electronic music development scene but observed other composers signing contracts with game developers and joined H2O, a third-party developer for Atari's Jaguar.