Equator Club, emerging from one of the world's most influential music communities, has consistently drawn inspiration from his environment. He has sculpted his distinctive sound and artistic aspirations by being immersed in Chicago's vibrant musical legacy and its ongoing revival, along with a profound international music background. Born into a lineage of performers and artists, Emmanuel Egwu's journey began well before he ventured into music production. Although he delved into the art of production early on, it wasn't until late 2012 that he started producing under the moniker Equator Club.

Since the inception of Equator Club, he has devoted time to understanding the nuances and vitality of the electronic music landscape. Transitioning through genres like Deep House, R&B, and Club Music, he consistently reimagined musical categories, infusing them with his unique flair. During this period, he shared stages with influential figures and personal muses, such as Cashmere Cat, Purity Ring, and DJ Rashad, to mention a few.

In 2018, Equator Club momentarily paused his performance and production activities to pursue other projects and reconnect with the essence of his artistic vision. After years of experimentation across various dance music styles and immersive performances, he is poised to unveil his "most unique and heartfelt" creations. Looking ahead to 2024, Equator Club is making his return to the club scene, bringing his renewed artistic vision and unique sound back to the heart of where it all began.