Robert Miles, born Roberto Concina, began his musical journey in a small town in Italy, where he fell in love with music as a child. He produced the iconic track 'Children' in 1994, inspired by the plight of war-torn children in Bosnia, which was a powerful emotional response to images his father had shown him from humanitarian missions[6].
Upon its release in 1995, 'Children' quickly gained popularity, selling over 5 million copies and topping charts worldwide. It became a defining track in the Dream House genre, blending piano melodies with dance beats[2][1].
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