Technoid, emotional, groove-focused – three words that best describe Roman Falke infectious music. The Haldensleben-bred producer and founder from Stampfkombinat is producing a new melodic experient music style. For over the past 20 years he is a Eletronic Hardware Fan and he own skills and studio steadily develoved them. His productions neither ft into a simple category nor do they follow popular trends.The ambition of always reinventing himself not only explains his recent success but indicates a bright future ahead. In the Projekts Blooming Tunes or Falke & Vogelbein he played live in Clubs & Festivals in germany, poland or france. A relentlessly active producer in his own right, He’s back catalogue stands filled with two full length albumsreleased and over 100 Single Tracks published by Get Minimal Music and Chill in Music. Enjoy the upcomming Tracks on Stampfkombinat!

Can I die please? I would love to die. Get me out of this miserable life please.Everyone in Sri Lanka hurts my feelings. I would love to be out of this world please.I do not like my life.

Minimal electro sound combined with groovy vocals provide a groovesphere that makes the heart of the dance community beat faster!
Since 2003 I am traveling on a musically inspired journey.

The influences of electronic music, hip hop, pop, soul and 60’s sound as well as psych and filth electro have shaped and influenced my own musical style over the years.

With Blooming Tunes (2003 -2008) we worked on our own grooves, which consisted of the combination of hardware and vocals.

From 2013 I acquired my own hardware, as I moved to Berlin for personal reasons.

My inner urge and the sounds in my head inspired me to produce music myself!

Booking:  
Oliver Marquardt
(DJ Jauche / Jack Flash / Robin Masters Orchestra / Machomovers / Rockford Inc. / Charm / The Faction)
Born in East Berlin, Oliver Marquardt was first inspired to become a DJ when the 1984 Break Dance Film "Beat Street" permeated the city's isolated music scene. Equally influential was the dance music he listened to broadcasted from West Berlin radio.
After closely following these new music styles - hip hop, acid house etc - Oliver bought his own pair of turntables in 1989.
This was right after the Berlin wall came down, providing fertile soil for the city's new underground music scene to take roots and by the following year Oliver was organizing his own techno parties.
Although his illegal warehouse parties (complete with 50k watt laser lights) were noteworthy in themselves, Oliver forged ahead as one of the first german DJs to establish a nationwide presence. DJ Jauche, as he is known, began a residency at Berlin's legendary „Walfisch“ Club. Also he played regularly at many other Berlin Underground Clubs. By the mid 90's he had presented his unique style throughout Austria, Switzerland, Poland, Italy, Spain, Greece, Russia, Hungary and Malaysia, on top of countless clubs and events in his homeland.
Also mid 90's (1995 exactly) he had started his party "Jauchomatic" ( where he brought his brother Sven Marquardt into the club scene and gave him his first job as a "selector/doorkeeper" . Today Sven is famous for his work as an Artist and Photographer and of course as the " Iron Man" selector of Ostgut and now Berghain Club. ) and also the „Jet Stream Club“ and later the „Night Dimensions“ Party - Series.
Oliver still does his party „ Jauchomatic“ once a year in Berlin.
He plays music from 1988 until 1995, from house over techno to some Oldschool Trance Tracks, Acid and Breakbeats.
While the rest of the world still has been associating Germany with its stark techno output, DJ Jauche nurtured a parallel space for deep house sounds to evolve.
In 1998 he launched Jetstream, a small-scale record label of his own. For the 1999 edition of the annual summer festival Loveparade, Oliver prepared under the name Jack Flash a re-edit of the disco classic "Love is in the Air" and pressed 500 white label copies. When the track became an underground hit, he approached the production team Milk & Sugar (who were running a label under the same name) for advice on giving it a bigger release. Without Oliver's knowledge and with a bigger budget they appointed the track's original singer John Paul Young to record new vocals for their own version of the track and received a worldwide major label re-release in 2001, accompanied by a music video. Frustratingly,  AND the rest of this vita you can find on facebook... soundcloud sucks
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Dj-Jauche/76777792381?tab=page_info&view

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