Dreamaker

Dreamaker was born in Madrid in 2003, when founding members of Dark Moor — one of Spain's most iconic power metal bands — set out to create something heavier, rawer, and more visceral. The band quickly established themselves as one of the most exciting acts in the Spanish metal scene. At the heart of Dreamaker stood Elisa C. Martín, one of the most celebrated female voices in the history of European metal — powerful, technically refined, and instantly recognizable. Together with her bandmates, she fronted two albums that left a lasting mark on the genre: the cult classic Human Device (2004) and the boundary-pushing Enclosed (2005), which incorporated industrial and electronic elements that surprised fans and critics alike. Dreamaker made history as one of the first Spanish metal bands to perform in Japan, where they also recorded for the legendary guitar magazine Young Guitar. Back home, they performed at the biggest metal festivals in Spain — ViñaRock, Metalway, Metal Christmas, Rotonde Rock Festival and Viriato Rock — and shared the stage with rock giants as Scorpions, cementing their place in the first division of European metal.