Gabriel Nass (born Gábor Bálint Mokry, Budapest, 1990) is an electronic music producer, live act artist, electropop/melodic techno singer, and certified audio engineer currently creating in his analog-hybrid studio built in Lambach, Austria.

His refined musical precision is rooted in a rigorous classical education, later complemented by formal, certified training in audio engineering. He began his musical studies in 1996, at just six years old, majoring in classical violin, and from 2004, he continued his training as a violin artist at the prestigious Béni Egressy Conservatory of Music. He expanded his classical foundations with jazz guitar studies in 2006, followed by professional jazz and pop vocal training in 2007, gaining a high level of stage experience and performance discipline over the years through concerts and musical competitions.

What directly sets Gabriel Nass apart from the global electronic music scene is his singer-producer status, which is a rare asset in the underground community. His own unique voice can be heard on such standout tracks as "I Was Wild", "Live Your Life", or "I'm In Love". Since 2021, more than 60 of his own unique musical works and official releases have been launched on the international market. He committed himself to the Ableton Live platform in 2014, and through continuous self-development ever since, he has elevated his digital and analog workflow to a high standard, blending the analog character of numerous hardware instruments such as the Moog Mother-32, Moog Subsequent 37, Moog DFAM, and DSI Rev2 with advanced software instruments like Spectrasonics Omnisphere or Xfer Serum.

Behind the scenes, Gabriel Nass's production methods are based on a high level of engineering precision, which is also hallmarked by his official audio engineering degree from HOFA College, earned in 2020. In addition to professional studio hardware and the most advanced studio software, his studio features professional acoustics that he calibrated himself based on the acoustic knowledge he acquired over the years.