Schmeckt auf Eis is a Berlin-rooted DJ collective serving electronic nights with taste. Our sound flows across genres, from techhouse and progressive house over indie dance to dark driving techno. Our sets are energetic journeys, built for dancefloors that feel intimate, warm-hearted, and full of life. 
At the core of each of our parties is high-quality sound. We believe in music as a connector, in dancing as collective release, and we stand for a culture of openness: no room for racism, sexism, homophobia, or any form of exclusion.

These are some of the people behind Schmeckt auf Eis:
@eddisander
@hi_beam
@danielduese
@joshuajansohn
@marc_machado

DJ since 1990 Started collecting Hip Hop Records in the late 80ies and then became a Techno DJ with 17 recreated his DJ Type of Genre 2 be considered in 1995 as Trip Hop and Downtempo inspired by Ninja Tune and Mo´ Wax and From 2000 on for 10 years DJing alongside The Switchstance Recordings DJ Collective @ Snow, Surf & Skate Events throughout Germany, Austria and Switzerland - Djing in Cologne since 1999 in Clubs & Bars aka Blue Note, Sensor, Underground, Artheater, Odonien, CBE and etc. until today - Producing 674FM Podcast called Milestones, NotGroove and Drumbulanz since May in 2013 @ Radio 674FM broadcasting from Cologne, South City every 1st first Monday of the Month from 18h - 22h MeSZ only on www.674.Fm in a 4 hours Live Show aka The Drumbulanz representing The full Spectrum of Drum and Bass and All Future Music since 1969!

Just melodic, relaxing, emotional & dreamy music. 🏳️‍🌈 #Piano #Lofi #Melodictechno #Melodichouse

🎧 My DJ journey began in 1995 – not in a club, but in my childhood bedroom. Two tape decks, a few vinyls, and a lot of patience: I spent hours trying to create smooth transitions by timing play and pause just right. Not exactly elegant – but full of passion. Inspired by 90s US hip-hop and heavy drum and bass beats from London, it didn’t take long before I landed my first gigs. Soon after: resident DJ at the legendary E-Werk. Boom.

🔥 Late 90s to 2006? Wild, loud, and unforgettable. The Quer-Club and Betty Ford in Hamburg became my second home. Every night was an adventure, every crowd a new story.

🍼 And then? I became a father. Swapped turntables for diapers, sold my record collection for €500 – to furnish the nursery, not for eternity. The music paused, life played in a different rhythm.

⏳ 20 years later, she appeared – a special woman who didn’t just bring love, but also something I hadn’t felt in a long time: my passion for music. Not just nostalgia – the real spark.

🔁 And now? I’m putting the needle back on the record – with the digital sound right alongside it. Old love meets new vibe. And it feels damn good.

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