Track #2 - Made it in 2009 and was trying to create something different then my usual stuff back then. Progressive techno'ish attemp. Vocals are me messing around with a cheap condencer :)

Downfall (2009, unreleased)

Michael Tsukerman is a dj/producer born in Poland and today resides in Israel. He discovered a passion for electronic dance music listening to mix-tapes and radio shows when he was 12 years old - and since then he's been hooked. During the next few years he started to experiment and produce his own music and in 2003 he finally managed to release his first single "Next Exit – The rise of nations" on the Dutch label "Drizzly records".
In the following years he released more singles and remixes on various labels, receiving support from the biggest names in the industry, including Armin Van Buuren, Tiesto, Paul Van Dyk, Judge Julse, Markus Schulz and the list goes on…

2009 was a very good year for Michael as he was discovered by the legendary dance label Armada Music. His second release on the label "Sivan" caught the attention of none other than Armin himself, which decided to release it on the highly acclaimed album "A state of trance 2009". 

In 2010 Michael started to co-produce with a new partner - Igal Gofman, under the project "Gofman & Tsukerman". Their first EP "One way back" was released on armada's progressive house label "Pilot 6" and received big support form dj's all over the globe – including Armin himself, but their most important work was sent to Armada only a year later and became a part of the successful compilation "Universal Religion 5" – The track was called "Darko". Soon after the release it received huge support from the top dj's in the world – Armin, judge Jules, Orjan Nielsen, Lange, W&W, Ashley Wallbridge, Tydi, Max Graham, Mark Sherry and many more. It also reached #10 position in the top 100 Beatport trance charts.

Michael is currently focusing on dj'ing, running a monthly radio show, and of course producing music. New tracks & remixes are constantly in the making, so keep your eyes and ears open for this one :)