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Pleasurekraft - Tarantula ( Original Mix )

Next big Release by the TLK Homie Wolfgang Lohr with massive remixes by Tobi Kramer (Formatik, Stil vor Talent) and Fernando Tessis (Kombo Records).

Grab your copy of this hot ep.

www.beatport.com/label/ton-liebt-klang/18748

http://www.deejay.de/ton+liebt+klang

Wolfgang Lohr - Old Good Bees (Digital Bonus) OUT NOW !!!

Alex Stein & Victor Ruiz - Cromo (Original Mix)

Chris Hartwig - Behind The Scenes (Tobi Kramer Remix)

Cold Dream

A progressive winter journey through pulsing rhythms and shimmering synths. Inspired by snow-draped landscapes and icy city nights, the album blends analog warmth with trance-driven energy. Ten instrumental tracks flow seamlessly, mixing deep basslines, lush ambiences, and evolving melodies. Perfect for late-night drives, chill sessions, or getting lost in glacial grooves.

Frozen Shift

Khainz - East 

Heinz Music 
HM048
2016.02.29

Khainz:
https://www.facebook.com/khainzmusic/?fref=ts
https://soundcloud.com/khainz
http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/khainz
https://pro.beatport.com/artist/khainz/36604

Heinz Music:
https://www.facebook.com/HeinzMusicBerlin/?fref=ts
http://www.heinzmusicberlin.de/
https://soundcloud.com/heinzmusic-berlin

Khainz - East

Alex Stein & KALIL - The Challenger (Original Mix) 

Avaliable here:
https://www.beatport.com/release/the-challenger-and-escape/2006673

Alex Stein & KALIL - The Challenger (Original Mix) [DEAR DEER]

The long wait has come to an end and finally Format:B are back on their very own Formatik Records-imprint with another digital single release, a high quality smash that has been dancefloor tasted and punter proved throughout banging sets played by the dynamic duo for quite a while now.

With „Humpy“ we see Format:B bringing on a bouncy, highly seductive take of Motor / TechFunk which is able to set large scale venues on fire within seconds due its powerful, clonking bass motif and hefty stabs accompanied by dark'ish Rave-schooled hoover signals and masterly cut up vocal bits.

On „Crumpy“ the two musical masterminds ride a well similar wave albeit gravitating towards an even darker level, emphasizing on ever present subs, sexy grooves, sharp percussion rides and large scale bass attacks literally able to bring the house down. Who needs the horns of Jericho when „Crumpy“ is available as a weapon of choice?

Humpy & Crumpy

FMKdigi055 - FormatB - Humpy

FormatB "Rise" FMK 010

PLeasurekraft & Format:B - Sexus

Booking contact:
piet@vivid-artists.com

Tobi Kramer was introduced to music at a very early age. His father was a musician and mastered a number of musical instruments, so no wonder that Tobi was already enrolled in music school for a basic course on music education at age 6. A year later he moved on to guitar lessons and played acoustic, as well as later on, electric guitar for several years. Founding a band however didn’t really come to his mind as he gradually discovered his growing interest in electronic music. 
Mixing different tracks quickly started to fascinate him. At age 15 he bought his first DJ equipment and shortly after he started performing in clubs behind the decks. Well received, he was increasingly booked by local clubs and discotheques for spinning records. It didn’t take him long though to figure out that he got more interested in creating his own music. So more and more he concentrated on producing House and Techno tracks. Tobi then, at age 20, moved to Cologne to study audio engineering at the SAE Institute where he put his focus entirely on music production. 
Finally discovered by Oliver Koletzki thank to a remix contest for Stil vor Talent, Tobi Kramer became known to the world for the 2012 phenomenal remix of Format:B’s “Socks & Sandals”, which made him integral part of the Formatik Records family.
Since then, along with regular releases on Formatik and Stil vor Talent, he has also released on La Pera Records, Flashmob, Einmusika Recordings and many more well-known imprints of the scene. His songs and remixes got support from names like Mark Knight, Martin Solveig, Umek or Sébastien Léger.