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Record collector / DJ / Broadcaster / Producer / Brownswood Recordings boss / occasional remixer

In the winter of 2011, Jesse pulled a beat-up, old cassette deck from a pile of snow in Crown Heights.  A few months later, at a festival on the Baltic Sea, he met a singer named Yvonne.

              The two embarked on a year-long collaboration, jumping between Brooklyn and Berlin to work on new material.  The result is Lionize, a six-song EP that was tracked directly to the discarded cassette deck and will be released in early 2013.

        Chance – the occurrence and development of events in the absence of any obvious design.

It's in the nature of things, that working in a recordshop, trains the knowledge of music. After all, access to a seemingly never-ending pool of new releases, new editions and purchased collections forms the ideal basis for continually developing and refining one's own taste in music. If you listen and look at Princess P., who lives in Bern, at her work behind the turntables, it quickly becomes clear that she has enjoyed an excellent (listening) education: for years she worked for Plattfon Records in Basel, one of the pearls of swiss recordstores, and helped shape the store's musical agenda in buying and selling.
Accordingly, she selects records in every context with aplomb, surprise and flexibility, which bear witness to her genre-independent expertise: whether at zurich's club institution Zukunft, Elysia in Basel or during the Montreux Jazz Festival. Aware of the musical foundations of the past, but always firmly anchored in the here and now and eagerly awaiting what comes next.
Her DJ sets are based on savoury house with a touch of indie and techno. And, as anyone with an adventurous disposition knows, the detour is often rewarded with a more beautiful view off the beaten track.

Since 2020 Princess P runs together with Cio from Spezialmaterial a monthly sheduled Residency on Mutant Radio Tiblisi. They mostly play Music aside the Dancefloor.

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Upcoming:

31.12.25 @ Elysia Basel
31.01.26 @ Hidden Solothurn
11.04.26 @ Sneaky Pete's Edinburgh 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
21.04.26 @ Bad Bonn Düdingen
31.05.26 TBA

jakob stoller has always been an advocate of musical open-mindedness: his many collaborations as DJ or musician with bands or projects like future sounds of jazz, areyouveda or the symphonic orchestra variation have earned him fame across the Swiss electronic landscape. Recently, jakob focussed on his own productions: besides remixes and contributions to various compilations, he most notably released an ep under his jakob moniker on the zurich-based label meadow records. as tastatur he’s performing live electronic dance music, together with daniel wihler from inzec records.

Is that club music we hear from Daniel Wihler and Jakob Stoller of Bern? No doubt about it. Only this project ventures at times into other realms and shows both its experimental and ambient side. The music of Tastatur defies classification. The pioneering spirit is what counts here: sounds are tried out, traced and fiddled around with. Wihler and Stoller have been at it since 2007; what began as a live project has evolved into a full-length album.

On the club scene, Daniel Wihler is known as Alphatronic and Mustfuzz and has published his music on labels such as Inzec or Anthony Rother's PSI49net. Jakob Stoller, better known as DJ Ramax both at home and abroad, has also put out a handful of releases. While Wihler has a flair for atmospheric music, Stoller leans toward a playful dance floor sound; this contrast is the driving force of Tastatur. Fragments of dub, disco, house, electro and break-beats are shredded, chewed up and translated into forward driving bass lines. And now and then a dreamy atmosphere takes flight. Sometimes Tastatur rattles and clatters, other times it hums and swings you through the night.

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After the massive anthem that was Found a place released on Ostgut Ton for Berghain which was voted as one of the top classic house tracks of the decade saw the release of albums for Freerange records and the Legendary Madhouse records owned by Kerri Chandler.

Further releases have been for freerange records, defected, Madhouse records, Aesthetic Audio.

His musical style is a perfect fusion of Detroit tinged techno and brooding deep house and has gained him plaudits and support from press and DJs alike.

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