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Request: Bookanape@gmail.com

Available Artists:

Bob Morane
The Kakofoniks
Carlo loco
EinDas 
Spedro 
Shaleen
Yaspo 
Buhli 
Mike O Velja 
Amme & Pinz 
Kara Kizz 

2019
12.01.2019 @ Nachtigall, Cologne
15.02.2019 @ Heinz Gaul, Cologne
01.03.2019 @ Salon zur wilden Renate, Berlin
05.04.2019 @ Odonien, Cologne
20.04.2019 @ Nachtigall, Cologne
21.04.2019 @ Silq, Düsseldorf
03.05.2019 @ Heinz Gaul, Cologne
11. -14.06.2019 @ Katzensprung Festival, Kierspe


 2018:
11.01.2018 @ Reineke Fuchs, Cologne
11.02.2018 @ Wall 7, Cologne
15.02.2018 @ Reineke Fuchs, Cologne
15.03.2018 @ Reineke Fuchs, Cologne
24.03.2018 @ Nachtigall, Cologne
28.04.2018 @ Reineke Fuchs, Cologne
25.05.2018 @ Odonien, Cologne
02.06.2018 @ Helios 37, Cologne
09,06.2018 @ Scheues Reh, Cologne
30.06.2018 @ Conny Kramer, Münster
12.07.2018 @ Reineke Fuchs, Cologne
18.07.2018 @ Silq, Düsseldorf
28.07.2018 @ Reineke Fuchs, Cologne
15.12.2018@ Odonien, Cologne
23.11.2018@ Scheues Reh, Cologne
11.11.2018@ Reineke Fuchs Cologne
18.10.2018@ Scheues Reh, Cologne
12.10.2018@ Odonien, Cologne
06.10.2018@ Rooftop, Cologne
15.09.2018@ Secret Rave Part III, Cologne
04.09.2018@ Sonnenschein Etg., Cologne
30.09.2018@ Tausendbar, Cologne
11.08.2018@ Privat Rooftop, Cologne
09.08.2018@ Reineke Fuchs, Cologne
04.09.2018@ Sonnenscheinetage, Cologne
12.10.2018@ Odonien, Cologne
16.11.2018@ Helios 37, Cologne
23.11.2018@ Zum Scheuen Reh, Cologne
15.12.2018@ Odonien, Cologne

2017:
05.03.2017 @ Odonien, Cologne
06.05.2017 @ Reineke Fuchs, Cologne
05.08.2017 @ Cielo Open Air, Westfalen Park Dortmund
26.08.2017 @ Schumacher Club, Bochum
08.09.2017 @ Nachtigall, Cologne
07.10.2017 @ Reineke Fuchs, Cologne
11.11.2017 @ Reineke Fuchs, Cologne
02.12.2017 @ Reineke Fuchs, Cologne
15.12.2017 @ Odonien, Cologne
26.12.2017 @ Reineke Fuchs, Cologne
29.12.2017 @ Red Cat Lounge

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Om’s mission is to find, release and promote music that is refined, innovative and always pushing boundaries.

Junge Junge is the DJ-production project of Michael Noack and Rochus Grolle. Both enjoyed their own respective successes as solo artists before the collaboration began: Grolle has been DJing and producing music since the early 2000s, while Noack has been DJing ever since he debuted on George Morell’s Groove On Records in 2012. Having crossed paths on various occasions the road—“We were always bumping into each other at random events,” they say—the duo decided to spend some time in the studio together in late 2012, only to discover a shared language and intention: “to excite people” with their music. Soon they began touring as Grolle & Noack before releasing 2013’s “Why” as part of the Schneeweiss II compilation on Oliver Koletzki’s Stil vor Talent imprint—albeit as Grolle & Noack rather than Junge Junge. 
The first official Junge Junge release landed in April 2015. Titled “Beautiful Girl,” and stemming from a spontaneous jam session at 2014’s Helene Beach Festival, the single landed on Get Physical Music. Pairing a feel-good bassline with the smooth vocals of Australian Kyle Pearce, the track served as a perfect example of the deeply melodic, pop- orientated sound. “Our songs automatically become melancholic, harmonic, and somehow ‘poppy,’” they say, describing their style as “pop with other influences.” 
Having heard “Beautiful Girl” played in a local beach bar on holiday in Ibiza, the Managing Director of Universal Music Sweden offered the duo a record deal on the spot. The first product of this arrangement was 2016’s “Run Run Run” single, followed soon thereafter with the Beautiful Girl EP which featured three original productions alongside the licensed title track. “Run Run Run” went double platinum in Sweden and has over 35 million streams on Spotify; while “Beautiful” went gold in the same territory. Earlier this year, the duo returned to the label with the “Postcard” single. Away from original productions, Rochus and Michael are also regular remixers—and can count Glashaus, Charlie Puth, James Arthur, Kyle Pierce, and Avicii as artists they’ve reworked. 
As DJs, the duo also continue to impress—although their tech-house sound is distanced somewhat from much of their studio output. “If we’re DJing we’ll play only tech-house or techno,” they say. “This is what has inspired both of us to play out music as DJs.” Following a busy few years of touring—during which they played Pacha Ibiza, Germany’s Magnetic Festival, HYTE on New Years Eve in Berlin, WET Open Air, to name just a few—the duo’s tour schedule continues only to grow. 2017 will see them combine bookings at large-scale festivals with smaller, more intimate club performances. 
Up next is the duo’s highly anticipated debut LP, scheduled for Spring 2018 release on Universal.

In a world of ever recycled trends, Tiefschwarz (deep black) is that most classic of shades. Its timeless style is testament to its staying power, and with a DJ and production career spanning over 14 years, this German deep house duo have proven just how apt a moniker can be. Born and bred in Stuttgart, brothers Ali and Basti Schwarz’s passion for techno and deep house flourished their initial experience as DJs in the early 90’s at the now legendary clubs that Ali ran in their home town, ON –U and Red Dog. This led to the formation of Tiefschwarz in 1997, from which they found rapid success with their debut single ‘Music’ (on Francois K’s Wave Music label) and album Ral 9005. By 2001, this had been licensed to the London label Classic Recordings from where they springboarded to international recognition. They decided to make the move to Berlin, at the time fast becoming the epicentre of a true electronic music renaissance, from where they pursued a hectic touring schedule and remixing the likes of Cassius, The Rapture, Missy Elliott, Kelis and their personal heroes Masters At Work. They then scored a double whammy with their all-conquering crossover hit remix of Spektrum’s ‘Kinda New’ and the single ‘Isst’ off their 2005 long-player, ‘Eat Books’. This was also the year that electrohouse dominated the charts and minimal the clubs, but Tiefschwarz have never allowed themselves to be tied down to a certain sound, staying true to their love of melody as demonstrated on their contribution to the Fabric mix series that year.
A series of high profile mixes in 2006, including Depeche Mode, Madonna, Roxy Music, Booka Shade, Phonique, Plastikman, dOP, and many others saw them continue perfecting their distinctive sound. Yet this was also the year in which Ali and Basti gravitated back to Berlin to found their own label, Souvenir. Basti explains “We like the idea of seeing music as a souvenir, an impression you take from somewhere. Something intimate that you remember”. They haven’t let this slow down their impressive production workload though, with a ten year anniversary compilation and a 2010 follow up album ‘Chocolate’ made in collaboration with Santé, and featuring Cassy, Seth Troxler, Dave Aju amongst others. At a perfect time to take stock of their career, the brothers are proudly contributing the ninth installment in the Watergate mix series, and have chosen a number of tracks that simultaneously pay homage to the tracks that shaped the beginnings of their career whilst also remaining very much forward looking. After years of constant touring, however, their Souvenir label has allowed them to lay down more permanent roots back in Berlin. It’s a place to foster talent, both young and old, not only in a sense of releasing records but also as a platform to share mutual experiences within a common network, a close core of artists work together including Ruede Hagelstein, Maher Daniel, the brothers Santé and Re.You, Ali &amp; Basti at the helm. With plenty more artists on the roster as well as a digital only subsidiary, Souvenir Plus, and a debut LP from Hagelstein on the horizon, there is promise of plenty yet to come for the Schwarz brothers’ imprint.

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