Last Step is the alias for the prolific electronic musician and producer Aaron Funk, known predominantly for his work as Venetian Snares. Bridging the gap between the breakcore for which he is renowned and more subdued, introspective electronica, Last Step represents Funk's outlet for experimenting with acid-tinged melodies and slower, groovier tempos. The project draws influences from classic analog sounds and often features an intricate amalgamation of vintage synths and drum machines, with a purist approach to electronic music production.

The self-titled album "Last Step" along with "Sleep," "1961," and "You're a Nice Girl" stand as testament to the project's breadth and versatility. While "1961" is a homage to older acid synth work, characterized by its lush modulations and acidic bass lines, "Sleep" tones down the frenetic energy often found in Funk's Venetian Snares releases, offering a collection of tracks with a more ambient and reflective quality. On the other side of the spectrum, "You're a Nice Girl" offers a playful, melodic composition that aligns with the hypnotic and laid-back nature of the Last Step sound. Through Last Step, Funk provides fans and electronic music aficionados with a different lens through which to appreciate his artistic vision, one that is as rooted in the origins of electronic music as it is in pushing its future boundaries.