I have always been fascinated by German techno. The scenes
of Frankfurt, Cologne and Berlin with their iconic clubs like Dorian Grey and
Berghain and their decades-long history make German techno a cultural asset in
a way.

In my youth, I got my hands on a major collection of vinyl records
from a DJ for the first time. All the records were released sometime between
1994 and 2005, and some of them have completely disappeared from our minds.

Two songs influenced my taste early on: „Der
Komtur“ by „Die Kreuzritter“ (Originally by Carlos Perón) and a
song that our principal and German teacher at the time played to us: „Der
Erlkönig“ by Hypnotic Grooves feat. Jo van Nelsen. The atmosphere
fascinated me. The flowing border between culture & history, spoken word, a
story, athmospheric sounds and hard electronic technorythms have developed an
incredible attraction.

For some time now I have been mixing progressive house,
minimal, slow house and German techno. The search for new forgotten
masterpieces was the impetus to continue the tradition and create a new German
techno sound.

I was inspired by artists like Carlos Peròn, Boris Brejcha,
Oliver Koletzki, Schiller and radio play series of the 70s and 80s.