The glow that doesn’t dim: how Alfiya glow turned a passion project into a 100-episode legacy

There’s something quietly powerful about creative consistency. In a world obsessed with going viral, building something with intention and heart—over time—is a rebellious act.

That’s exactly what Alfiya Glow has done with Haus Glow, her weekly radio show that just aired its 100th episode.

A classically trained violinist turned electronic music producer and live performer, Alfiya has been quietly but steadily carving a space that’s uniquely hers. You may know her for her signature sound—an elegant blend of melodic house textures and electric violin lines that soar—but what really sets her apart is how she approaches music as a form of storytelling.

And Haus Glow? It started from that exact place.

“It began as a passion project,” she says. “I just wanted to share music that moved me deeply. It was never about algorithms or trends—it was about energy, feeling, connection.”

But as we know, when you do something with love—and do it well—people start to notice. From an outlet for her artistry to a platform broadcast on nearly 40 stations globally, Haus Glow has grown into something that inspires not only listeners but also fellow creators.

To celebrate the 100th episode, Alfiya did something different: she recorded a full live set in a San Clemente mansion—an atmospheric, light-filled space that mirrored her sound perfectly. In collaboration with Compass Real Estate, she captured the show in a visual format that brought even more dimension to her work.

Watching her perform live—effortlessly blending DJing with violin solos—reminds us that creativity doesn’t have to fit into a single box. It can—and should— multi-layered, and alive.

What struck me most while talking with Alfiya wasn’t just her technical artistry. It was her clarity of vision. She knows what she’s building. And she’s not in a rush. Each set, each release, each show—it’s part of a long game.

“This 100th episode felt like a full circle moment. I’ve learned so much about myself and the kind of energy I want to put out into the world,” she tells me. “Music is my way of giving that energy form. I just feel grateful I get to share it.”

As a creative, it’s easy to get caught up in results. Streams. Likes. Followers. But Haus Glow reminds us of something deeper: that showing up, week after week, with purpose—that’s how legacy is built.

If you haven’t listened to Alfiya Glow yet, start here. Let her 100th episode guide you into her world—where classical meets electronic, where elegance meets depth, where sound becomes feeling.