Singer-Songwriter
Audio producer 
Binaural lover
DIY forever

Harmönia, the leading Finnish skweee label, is globally known for its unique and heavy-hitting funky sound. Run by Scandinavian electro pioneers Mesak (Mr Velcro Fastener) and Randy Barracuda (Imatran Voima), the label has already released three critically acclaimed and highly succesful compilation albums and a pile of quickly sold out single releases. Despite the small pressings and strictly underground nature of the label,all Harmönia releases have been supported by high-profile DJs all over the globe such as Don Letts, Kode9 and Rob Da Bank. So far Harmönia's artists have taken the fresh basement funk of Scandinavia to more than ten countries. Weekend long label showcase in New York 2007 was a huge success. UK crowd finally got skweee'd at this years (2008) Bloc Weekend & Sónar Festival, 2009 Norberg Festival, 2010 Ilmiö Festival etc etc....
    
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NYC club movement Dizzy Ventilators was born in Fall 2008 as the brainchild of Yusuke Yamamoto and Daniel Jodocy. Yamamoto, keys 
and dub, is known as one of NYC's finest multinstrumentalists, performing with other downtown fixtures like Chin Chin. Jodocy, on 
drums, is the inventor of the "musical suitcases", built from materials found on the streets of New York, that make the Dizzy Ventilators 
sound so inimitable. The suitcases have also been featured by John Zorn's finger pocket concierto as well as recorded for Zadic (Zorn's 
record label) with Kenny Wollesen's band Wollesonic. Both Jodocy and Yamamoto have had previous experience with dance music success, having collaborated with the band Brazilian Girls on their Grammy Nominated third album, New York City. With their debut album Service Check In, Dizzy Ventilators are making a name for themselves as a duo both abstract and simple, extraordinary and the same. There is no real genre of music that can define what they play, because each track is composed of many different textures. This happening sound is built out of New York. 
Being audience to Dizzy Ventilators is a nonexclusive and universal experience. 
It is music for everyone -- a new wave of inspired imagination.
Albums: "Service Check-In"(2007), "Coney Island EP"(2010), "Globo"(2012)


They don't call it techno. They call it social music. Togetherness is the driving force for GEBRÜDER TEICHMANN and their extremely versatile activities. In the minds of Andi and Hannes Teichmann, music is a playground, a network of interdependent improvised DIY scenes.
Their approach turns a club or a concert venue into a meeting ground, forming a temporary space for shared ear-opening experiences. In Berlin alone, you can list Suicide Circus, Staatsoper, Berghain, HAU and Hamburger Bahnhof as places where GEBRÜDER TEICHMANN allowed for this kind of exchange to happen. Their DJ sets reflect social and sonic relations, resonating experiences over continents and traditions. They push borders, are always in the making, never finished, never done.
But their vision is a global one: establishing grassroots connections from Pakistan to Angola, Sri Lanka to Mexico, taking in influences from Chicago house to contemporary music and electro-acoustic experiments. Noland--the name of Teichmann's label - couldn't reflect this approach any better.
Arno Raffeiner / 2022

Berlin based Gebrüder Teichmann are the two brothers Andi and Hannes Teichmann who work as electronic musicians, DJs, producers and cultural activists. Their work is not limited by style or genre borders. With their musical and cultural projects the two try to find new ways to build bridges.

With their special live electronic setup they collaborate with artists from a wide range of genres, from hip hop to classical music, from traditional to experimental music.

In the field of contemporary music they´ve worked with ensembles as Ensemble Modern or Ensemble Decoder and composers as Moritz Eggert or Leopold Hurt.
Beside that they perform with their father Uli Teichmann as Teichmann & Söhne.
The improvisation trio not only brings together two generations of german avantgarde musicians, but combines elements of world, freejazz, ambient, techno and krautrock.
As networkers they brothers developed intercultural projects in cooperation with Goethe Institutes around the world.

Since 2009 they have put together the project BLNRB with the Goethe-Institut Kenya including artists like Modeselektor, Jahcoozi, Just a Band, Ukoo Flani beside others and are part of the TEN CITIES project management, a research and collaboration project, focusing on history and present of the underground club scenes in the European cities of Berlin, Bristol, Kyiv, Lisbon and Naples and the African cities of Johannesburg, Cairo, Luanda, Lagos and Nairobi. Soundcamp Sri Lanka, the Mondmaschine Project in Mexico and Soundcamp Karachi follwoed. 
They curated several nights at Worldtronic Festival at Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin.

Their diverse musical activities DJing, giving workshops and playing live have taken them to over 60 countries as far as Afghanistan, Angola or Honduras.

Gebrüder Teichmann started getting into music in 1989 at the age of 9 and 12 years with their punk band Totalschaden before they discovered electronic music.
They´ve been an active part of the Berlin underground scene since the late 90s and have been playing all relevant Berlin clubs from Berghain/Panorama Bar, WMF to Bar25.
Since 2009 they are hosting regular nights at Suicide Circus Berlin.
Together and solo they have released on various labels, such as Kompakt, Ladomat, Killekill, Staubgold, Soundway, Outhere or Disko B and their own labels Festplatten, Teichtracks, NOLAND and NOLAND Tracks.

Wollesonic is a band, a laboratory, a record label, an archive, a collection of hand-made instruments and what New York side musician Kenny Wollesen does on the side.

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