Sebastian Gnewkow - Nature One 2017 - House of House Warm-Up Set

“It´s All About House Music”…that might be the best slogan defining Sebastian’s musical career and the motivation behind it.
Kicking off his DJ career in 1996 with the first local gigs, he soon spread his sound over his home country Germany, playing some of the most important clubs and big events and festivals like Nature One, Loveparade, Sea Of Love and lots more…
Through the years he shared the DJ-booth with artist like David Guetta, Tom Novy, Tocadisco, Eddie Thoneick, Moonbootica, Boris Dlugosch, Phats & Small, Howard Donald, George Morel,Tonka, Milk & Sugar, Jean-Claude Ades, Tomcraft, Terry Lee Brown Jr., Francesco Diaz, Knee Deep, Sharam Jey, Tonka, Phil Fuldner, Superfunk, Karotte or Ralf GUM just to name a few.
After some years of “just” DJing and having finished his academic studies the idea to also work “behind the scenes” grew bigger and bigger. After some experiences in event- and artist management, the way led to Stuttgart based distribution company Music Mail / DigDis, where he also overtook the A&R-ing and label management for Caballero Recordings.
Signing artists and remixers like John Dahlbäck, Jesse Garcia, Muzzaik, Kid Massive, DJ Chus, Stefano Noferini, Abel Ramos, Micha Moor, Chris Kaeser, Ruben Alvarez, David Herrero, Tapesh, Milton Jackson to the label, Sebastian was responsible for numerous successful single releases and compilations and today the label enjoys an excellent world wide reputation.
In 2007 Sebastian’s first single “Disco Inferno” was released and marked the start for his producer career. His releases and remixes soon received support from lots of the big players around the world and got licensed to high quality compilations such as “Ministry Of Sound Annual Spring” or “Toolroom Knights”.
Since 2010 Sebastian is also one of three resident DJs of one of Germanys biggest nightlife brands: BigCityBeats - supporting the weekly radioshow, the bi-annual compilation and nationwide tours and events. 

aspiring DJ/Producer from the south of Johannesburg living in South Florida shooting for the stars 
making the world feel good about music and having the time of their lives

DEMO SUBMISSION: Please send a streaming link (Soundcloud etc.) to demos@caballero-recordings.com!

Caballero Recordings started with the first release in 2004. It was Guimarans – “Besame” – a saxophone driven, Spanish influenced 
tribal-house tune. Artists like Christian Hornbostel, Esteban Garcia or Dub Deluxe shaped the typical tribal sound of the first releases. 
But as stagnation is regression, the sound of Caballero developed through the years and was always close to the up-to-date house sounds of the international club culture – keeping an eye on new trends and talents but never forgetting the roots of house music.
Artists like Thomas Gold, Kid Massive, Chris Montana or Big World found a homebase on Caballero and started their way to an international career.
The next big step was the release of DJ Chus & David Penn feat. Concha Buika – “We Play House” (originally released on Stereo Productions) with some new slamming remixes beginning of 2007 and Caballero gained more and more international reputation as an high-quality house label. 
The biggest commercial success followed last year with the release of “Move Your Body” by The Grower feat. Corey Andrew. The remake of the Marshall Jefferson classic included a massive remix by Jesse Garcia and was supported by all the global players like Roger Sanchez, Erick Morillo, Pete Tong, Axwell or Stonebridge. It directly went to No. 2 of the Beatport Top-100 charts and was licensed for numerous compilations worldwide – the international breakthrough was done…
But no time to rest, a lot of high quality releases followed and will follow and artists like Bush II Bush, Jesse Garcia, Muzzaik, Juan Kidd & Felix Baumgartner, Chris Kaeser, Carl Tricks, Gadjo, Belocca, Ruben Alvarez, Gold Ryan & Tapesh, Peter Brown and lots more are now part of the release schedule.

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