Engin Dağlık is a versatile and innovative composer, artist, and performer, known for his deep passion for sound and music. His work focuses on redefining and transforming the perception of space through sound, encouraging audiences to reimagine environments influenced by his creations. Engin specializes in designing immersive audio experiences, utilizing concrete materials to construct tangible, explicit structures. These creations find their homes in diverse settings, from concerts and galleries to public spaces.

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Engin's journey in music began with his Bachelor of Music degree from Istanbul Bilgi University in 2017. Since then, he has actively participated in various concerts, festivals, workshops, and exhibitions across Europe, Turkey, and the United States. His collaborations extend to working with esteemed musicians and ensembles such as the Jack Quartet, Ensemble Dal Niente, the Quasar Saxophone Quartet, and Ensemble Airborne. His role as a sound artist has been featured in notable events like the Codame art & technology festival, the Marina Abramovic "Flux" exhibition, the Spectrum multichannel music festival, and the Convex art festival.

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Following his Master of Arts in Music from Bilkent University, Engin is currently advancing his expertise by pursuing a DMA in music composition at Stanford University. His focus at Stanford is on the compositional and performative aspects of spatial audio techniques, primarily at the Center of Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA). Alongside his composition and production work, Engin is an avid performer, showcasing his skills as a drummer and electronic musician in various projects and free improvisation sessions. His multifaceted talent and commitment to exploring the boundaries of sound and space make him a distinctive figure in the contemporary music scene.