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Some people crave the public adulation and trappings of stardom that a successful career in the electronic music industry can bring. Some people are too busy being creative to worry about these things. With some people, when you scratch beneath the surface, unfortunately there is little substance to talk about. Then there are some people who have come in under the radar, conscientiously building great things in their own quiet way. These are the true masters, people who, when you dig deeper, you find famous productions, genius collaborations, exciting record labels and legendary club nights. Germany’s Alex Flatner is such a person, he may not yet be a household name but his career achievements so far are way beyond impressive.

Anyone seeking a role model for how to operate successfully and with longevity in the electronic dance music industry today, should study Alex Flatner, the art of multi-tasking across disciplines has been honed to perfection by this congenial, self-effacing man from Munich. He runs his highly successful underground labels, Gedankensport and Circle Music; works as an A&R manager for labels including Harthouse and Plastic City; is a producer of immense talent and a highly regarded DJ who travels all over the globe at weekends.

Having started to produce music in 1992 for his own enjoyment, a chance meeting with Corvin Dalek, A&R for the Berlin based MFS label, resulted in his first big hit, “Pounds & Penz”. The record sold more then 50K copies (on vinyl) and was licensed to many compilations. Such huge success led to many remix and production opportunities, a personal highlight for Alex being his highly creative reworking of “Crystal” by New Order, a version much loved by Bernard Sumner.

An introduction to the world of DJing came about by accident in 1995, when a new club opened (Electric Delicate) in his hometown of Munich. The DJ didn’t turn up one Saturday night, so Alex ended up spinning some records to keep the crowd entertained, the night becoming one of the most popular in the city at that time. Crucially, this new creative outlet led to Alex Flatner’s name becoming known outside Germany. These days he can regularly be found behind the decks in Istanbul, Rome, Berlin (Watergate), Paris, Madrid (Fabrik), Bloemendaal (Woodstock 69), Rotterdam and many other major clubbing cities around the globe.

Always wanting to learn and develop his skills further, Alex took on the role of A&R in 2002 for a variety of labels. Up to now, he has signed more then 3000 releases for Harthouse, Plastic City, Fine Audio, Monoid, Mole Listening Pearls, Circle Music, Gedankensport, Galvanic, Compressed and for many other imprints. 

In 2006 Alex Flatner moved from Munich to Mannheim, where he has continued to be based to this day, working across his many disciplines. A steady flow of highly charged, intensely creative productions on Toni Rios’ Soap Records (“Oriental Dreams”, 2008), Sven Väth’s Cocoon (“Make Up Your Mind” 2009), Steve Bug’s Poker Flat Recordings (“Dinosaurs”, 2010 and “This” 2011) and Daniel Schlender’s Result Recordings (“Blossom”, 2011), have marked him as a producer of immense talent. The licensing and inclusion of his tracks on mix compilations by Locodice (“In The Lab”) and Sven Väth (“Ninth Season”), and may more, have steadily built respect and profile around the world.

When you dig a little deeper and discover a stunning array of recent remixes, including: Gui Boratto “Atol” (Harthouse), Terry Lee Brown Junior “Pulsar” (Plastic City), Steve Lawler “Almerina” (Harthouse), Mike Vamp “High On Heels” (Top Model), Alejandro Vivanco “Vita Jo” (Eukatech), David Keno “Stars Above” (Keno), amongst many, you realise Alex Flatner has his finger firmly on the pulse of electronic dance music. Additional studio and collaborations with the likes of Lopazz, Reboot, Santos, Simon Baker, Oliver Klein, Ken Ishii, Joey Beltram, Anderson Noise, Einzelkind and Martin Eyerer show that here is a producer who thrives on creative relationships, always seeking to experiment and develop as an artist.

Since starting his own Circle Music imprint in 2004, Alex has worked hard to release amazing music from an astonishing array of international artists, including Gui Boratto, Sébastien Léger, Valentino Kanzyani, Umek, Anderson Noise, Robert Babicz, Leandro Gamez, Michel de Hey, Santos, Joey Beltram, Bryan Zentz, and may more, alongside his own productions and those with studio collaborator Lopazz. In 2007 he released a fabulous label compilation mix CD (“World Of Circle”) linked with touring through France, India, Spain, Croatia, Germany, Poland and Russia. A further “Best Of Circle” label compilation appeared in 2009 and 2012 will see Alex Flatner release a new Circle compilation in the emerging nu-disco style. Also, look out for exciting Circle releases from Daniel Bortz and Slok feat. My Favourite Robot with remixes by Subb-an and Lopazz

Whilst establishing Circle Music, Alex also realised that he also needed an outlet to explore possibilities with more pure house orientated music. Launched in 2006, Gedankensport has overseen the emergence of superb releases from Vox Sola, Evil Hinko, Piemont, Pelle Buys, Christopher Rau, Daniel Bortz, Matiss. Having two distinct platforms to release a wide variety of great music has given both labels the creative freedom to thrive and develop over the years.

In early 2012, Alex Flatner and Lopazz (best known for the quality, avant-garde club music he’s released on labels like Get Physical, Cocoon, Pokerflat) have been locked in the studio at every available opportunity creating their debut artist album, a project that will feature some surprising collaborators. Their track “Perfect Circles” (Circle Music, 2008), featuring the voice of Lopazz, received much big name DJ support, including Sven Väth, who played it for a whole summer season in Ibiza and licensed it to his yearly Cocoon mix compilation. This huge success resulted in further work together for Cocoon (“Make Up Your Mind”, 2009) and then “Dinosaurs” (2010) for Steve Bug’s Poker Flat Recordings. Their next single release is scheduled for release on Get Physical at the end of April 2012. After such illustrious beginnings, the debut album by Alex Flatner and Lopazz is sure to be one of the musical highlights of the year. 


The German DJ, Producer and label co-founder of PASO music is deeply rooted in the electronic music scene as a DJ since 1993. Marc Miroir is considered by many as the man who contributes his special touch to every party by a mixture of charisma and his particular choice of music. His vast experience as a DJ and his ability to create a journey from deep house to banging techno in his long sets make Miroir a sure-fire crowd mover at the best clubs world-wide. 
Marc Miroir’s development was step by step from being a DJ’s DJ whose productions have initially been played by the best DJs like Sven Väth or Richie Hawtin or one track being requested by Über-producer William Orbit for a cover-version by Britney Spears to eventually being recognized as an artist by a wider public. He always had the full support of the other artists but with his debut album ‚Hitting Home‘ (2012) he was introduced to the public limelight, being voted number 12 of best album of the year in the yearly reader’s poll of a trade paper. 
Marc Miroir’s label PASO music which he founded in 2004 bears that name for a reason: Paso is the continuous progress, step by step and on your own feet. He is no shooting star and no one-hit-wonder but his success is based on solid foundation. This is PASO music’s recipe for steady growth in a business that is ever-moving so fast. Solid quality of almost 50 EPs on Vinyl and 3 albums in 12 years, which can be found world-wide in the record cases of the best DJs whose endorsement on the globe’s dance-floors prompted continuous sales of which bigger labels are only dreaming of.
His music has been released on his own label PASO music, as well as through ARAS, Kling Klong, Bondage Music, Trapez ltd., or Enough!. He made remixes for artists like Martin Eyerer, Ramon Tapia or Jewel Kid.
The next step on Miroir’s path is now his second album ‚Identity Kit‘ which will be announced by 2 EPs including great remixes by Matthew Styles, Diego Krause and Handmade&Kia.
The Album translates all the facettes of his personality into different music styles and so remains true to himself and thus serves as an ‚Identity Kit‘.

Ian Robinson  is a name fast becoming synonymous with the new breed of top underground DJ’s in London after delivering diligent performances for over 10 years in some of the capitals finest venues including over the last year Ministry of Sound, Pacha,Turnmills, Egg, Cargo, East Village  and the White House. In the Last 12 months travel has included Ian appearing as a guest at Watergate ( Berlin) , Space ,  Bora Bora ( Ibiza ) , clubprive. ( Estonia ) , Warsaw and Cracow


His ability to transform dance floors with his unique track selections varying from Deep House,Tec,Tribal and techno tinged grooves all amalgamated into body and soul gratifying journeys has won him the support and respect from many a DJ 

But it’s not just the track programming that sets ian apart it’s also his renowned technical ability and mixing creativity shines. 
Over the Years Ian  has shared the stage with luminaries and visionaries of dance music such as Eric Morillo, Armand Van Helden, Marco Carola, Xpress2,DJ Pierre (Strictly Rhythm), Hec Romero (Def Mix),Kid Massive, Coyo, Simon Baker, Stephan Bodzin, Alex Kenji, ATFC , Gorge to name just a few.

The power that Ian pushes through his DJ sets is also the same level of energy in other areas if his Music carrier which has allowed for his Re Edits being featured by leading house music producers in their sets, radio show's and charts .This has  natrualy lead into production this winter in readiness for this springs WMC exposure.  

This year  Spring Ian wil also be lauching His Bi weekly Podcast and Radioshow  in conjunction With the Warehouse club London via SS radio London  " a showcase of upfront quality house music, news and guest Mixes. Already Ian Has Recived syndication enquires from 20 radio staions around the world with them featureing the show in there sheduals.



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