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Markus Zeller, known as DJ N-4ceR, is an electronic music producer and DJ from Dortmund, Germany. He began producing music in the late 1980s, originally working with an Amiga computer. By 1995, he started DJing at home and began performing at clubs in Dortmund in 1999. Over time, he played at venues in Düsseldorf and the surrounding area, as well as at open air Goa and Psytrance festivals, appearing alongside artists including Bim, Jens Lissat, Klopfgeister and many others.

He is renowned for his commitment to vinyl DJing, a passion he continues to pursue to this day, mixing exclusively with vinyl and a classic analog mixer.

In 2002, he founded Forced Grooves Records and released his first vinyl record in 2003. He has since remained active as a producer and DJ, working in styles such as Goa, Techno, Acid, Trance, Synthwave, and House. His releases are available on digital platforms and in select vinyl editions.

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