Jairus Miller has been producing music ever since he was six years old. After (involuntarily) taking piano lessons throughout his childhood, he picked up a guitar at age 13 and began to make noise of a different sort. The desire to expand his spectrum of musical expression eventually materialized in the recording of sounds on 4-track cassette tapes, and this turn led to the acquisition and use of music software on a desktop computer. Growing up on an island off the coast of Maine in the United States, Jairus was exposed to a multiplicity of natural and synthetic waveforms, a discourse which has profoundly shaped the direction and nuances of his electronic music. In 1998, Jairus began releasing music online under the alias "Isotope 99", and later under the guise of "5i". Since then, Jairus's tracks have been featured in production music libraries, live webcasts, and on television. At 23 years old, Jairus has begun taking his music to the next level, striving to transcend geographical and genre boundaries and forge a deeper connection with the global electronic music community.