Taken from the "Working It Out EP"

Buy via:
Beatport: http://btprt.dj/1HmzW4F
iTunes: http://apple.co/1Gvm7Vd

Streaming:
Spotify: http://bit.ly/1B53gA4
Deezer: http://bit.ly/1IwQtGc

Info Text:
With the „Working it Out EP" by Adam Curtain we welcome a new member in our family. After releases on Danse Club, Electronique and Viva Limited, we are more than happy about Adam´s first Clap Your Hands release. Polish your dancing shoes! Adam wants to take you out dancing. With „Nine To Five“ and „Shelf Life“ Adam leads you directly on the dance floor and whets the appetite for a long grooving night of clubbing. With the third track „Brrr“ he created the perfect track for the early hours and makes you definitely stay for the after party. Enjoy!

Adam Curtain - Brrr (CYH34) *snippet*

Clap Your Hands is a Berlin based label founded by Marcel Knopf in 2010.
It has become a brand for a rough and modern approach to house. The
labels releases celebrated great successes over the past years
and showed the labels diverse orientation without losing the focus on
what is really important – the dancefloor.


Dj and producer, spreading peace and love ;)

(for newer mixes please follow the link below)
!Cameras ready, prepare to flash!

In the late eighties and early nineties I began getting keen on electronic music (KRAFTWERK, Depeche Mode, Front 242, Altern8, The prodigy and SL2, to name but a few) which finally led me to the techno/club scene (Trance and Acid were my favourites); 1994 I started buying my first records and I began to deejay with my friend on his Technics 1210 MK2. We had an appearance in the local youth club in 1995 but mostly we deejayed for us and our friends. In the same year I began getting more keen on House Music and have started to buy House records since then. House Music in itself, Vocal, the upcoming Garage, Disco and French House were my favourites and I bought a lot of records. In the end of the nineties I lost the connection to the house scene, because I moved to another place, got married and raised a family. Throughout the years I still heard House Music, but Deejaying was out of reach...In 2010/11 the "fever" came back: I started to digitalise my records, bought an external controller for a laptop...it was amazing..back again...

One of my mixes of that time I uploaded here to show the connection between the mid-late ninteties classics and my post 2000s favourites...

My current favourite styles are Deep and Tech House, but now I buy most of my music online at beatport.
(and finally: Yes, I don`t talk in the third person of me ;-))