08.03.24 @ ERAVE

May I fill this later bur you know me aka Luke Babeduke

Producer: Michael Hohm East and Hard/Techno/Hardtechno/Schranz/Acid


Born in 1976 in East Germany. I began to be interested in music at a very early age. It all started with spending hours in front of the radio recording pieces of music from artists and bands from the western world onto cassettes. With the introduction of the CD, I started playing as a hobby DJ with friends at small parties. The interest in music grew more and more. The curiosity about producing electronic sounds captured my heart. The first productions by Techno and Acid for the circle of friends began with ReBirth RB-338. Fueled by the countless underground parties and the ever-growing techno movement, the first hardware synthesizers and drum machines didn't take long to find their place in the living room at home. At the beginning of 2000 the time had finally come. The project started live with a good friend. We played techno that blasted at 144 bpm. In 2003 another step came with the first release on their own label Blast-Inc Records. After a long break, it's time to pursue what you love and what excites you again. Techno forever. So enjoy my music and thank you for visiting my account.

TECHNO an Welt Aus... Lebe Liebe und fühle die Musik die du liebst. Ob in Bus oder Bahn jeder sieht das ich TECHNO bin😎

🎶Music is life. Live your life. Feel free 
🎶(❁´◡`❁)Listen music. 🎶 
🎶We live for the nights nobody remembers, with people we'll never forget.
🎶Wir leben für die Nächte an die sich keiner erinnert, mit Menschen die wir nie vergessen werden.

Mitte der 80er geboren, zog es TinkerYelle 1999 in die Techno-Clubs, wo sich ihre Liebe zur elektronischen Musik entwickelte. Schnell war ihr klar, dass sie nicht nur vor dem Pult, sondern auch hinter dem Pult das tanzwütige Publikum beschallen wollte. Über die Jahre sammelte sie Erfahrung auf kleinen Partys und ist heute in der Mainzer Technoszene keine Unbekannte mehr. Ihre Sets, eine Mischung aus melodischem und groovigem Techno, können regelmäßig in Clubs und auf Festivals genossen werden.