Drimi

Long before the creation of Sick Slack Records, Drimi had already established himself through YouTube, building his audience independently by creating content around the things he genuinely loved and presenting them in his own distinctive style.

Through years of filming, editing, storytelling, and experimenting with new creative formats, he developed the visual skills that would later become a defining part of the Sick Slack identity.

Alongside his work as a content creator, Drimi also pursued music. Collaborating with Moroz Zoltán, he released songs such as Fullos a Merga and Pénz, pénz, pénz, achieving notable success and building a growing audience within the Hungarian community.

After meeting Devon Mozer and David Erni during a studio session, Drimi quickly became an integral part of a creative partnership that would later evolve into Sick Slack Records.

From the very first session, the chemistry was undeniable. The atmosphere was natural, the ideas flowed effortlessly, and what was supposed to be a simple collaboration quickly revealed a much larger opportunity. Both sides immediately recognized a shared vision for creativity, music, and independence. It became clear that they were building toward something bigger than a single song.

Shortly afterward, Drimi joined forces with Devon Mozer and David Erni. Together, they laid the foundations for what would later become Sick Slack Records, a creative collective and independent record label built on artistic freedom and authentic expression.

Before the label officially took shape, the trio released their first collaboration, Elvakit, an energetic Hungarian party anthem that quickly spread throughout the local community. The song became one of the defining tracks of the summer and demonstrated the creative potential of the newly formed team.

Within Sick Slack, Drimi became the visual mastermind behind many of the label's most recognizable projects. His experience gained through years of creating YouTube content can be clearly seen throughout the label's visual catalogue, including productions such as E-DAE – Rollie in Peace, Elvakit, and Telefux.

Whether behind the camera, in the editing suite, or directing a concept from its earliest stages, he consistently brings a unique perspective that elevates every project he touches.

Known for his instinctive understanding of storytelling, composition, pacing, and audience engagement, Drimi has helped shape not only the visual identity of Sick Slack but also its broader creative philosophy. His ability to see opportunities where others see limitations has been instrumental in turning ambitious ideas into reality.

Today, although the members of Sick Slack live in different countries, Drimi remains an essential part of the collective. He continues to collaborate across music, film, and creative projects, helping drive the vision of the label forward while constantly exploring new ways to tell stories through sound and visuals.

For Drimi, creativity is not confined to a single medium. Whether through film, music, editing, or directing, his mission remains the same: to create work that entertains, inspires, and leaves a lasting impression on the people who experience it.