Wolfgang Lohr is a Berlin based producer, composer, remixer, artist, and DJ whose career spans way back and encompasses a vast variety of different musical projects. Born in Bad Segeberg and raised in Lübeck (GER) by the Baltic Sea, where he served as a trumpeter, singer, and songwriter for the ska band “DaSKArtell” (@das-kartell).

He finally moved to Berlin in 2007 and dove right into its colorful and flourishing electro scene. Till this day he’s involved in several groups and productions, such as the Disco-House duo “DINKS” (@dinksmusik) and the Tech House outfit “Dorade” (@dorademusik), making him a mainstay of the scene who has created remixes for well known, fellow artists like Felix Jaehn, Parov Stelar, Alle Farben, The Manhattan Transfer and In-Grid.

His cover of Ray Charles’ “Hit the Road Jack” has surpassed a total of 90 million plays and has turned Lohr into one of the most sought-after Electro Swing artists worldwide, with a catalogue that now spans about 150 own tracks and remixes.

In addition to his musical endeavors, he has co-founded a Tech House label Coast Connection (@coastconnectionrecords), the “FDF” music blog (@free-download-friday), turned House-label “FDF Records”, as well as the “Electro Swing Thing” (@electroswing) label that has become a home to the versatile cross-over genre and amplifies the voices of its artists.

Booking Request: 
info@electroswingthing.com

Since the release of their first album in 2003 Marconi Union have stealthily developed an international reputation for their unique fusion of ambient electronica and live instrumentation.

They have recorded for a number of labels and released four highly acclaimed albums as well as contributing to innumerable compilations, art projects, film and TV.

In 2010 founder members, Richard Talbot and Jamie Crossley invited Duncan Meadows to join them and they continue to explore new ideas and sounds.

Originally from Lincolnshire, Jamie found a musical home for the past six years in Leeds; with his main focus on honing 20s and 30s swing influences into House and Electro genres.
Jamie Berry is recognized for his musical couplet of shuffling modern beats and vintage swing sounds. His idiosyncratic sound piques your interest while his heavier wobble bass pushes things up a gear or two, continuously drawing people back to his music.
In only four short years, Jamie has made himself a popular name on this circuit, boasting home-grown tours in the UK – Beat-Herder Festival and Boom-Town Festival - and around the world, including regular dates in Germany, France, Belgium, Switzerland, Austria, and Canada.

www.jamie-berry.com

For Bookings please contact: 
oskar@flakrecords.com

I like electronic music. 

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I've been a DJ for a while. I kind of like it.

Producer & DJ focused on exploring beautiful, emotional and melancholic shades of house.

Demos and inquiries are always welcome at: info@schirmchendrink.com

Schirmchendrink is a carefully curated platform and the ultimate destination for connoisseurs of electronic underground music.

We serve you mouth-watering cocktails of talented artists all over the world. Schirmchendrink has the pleasure of serving delights made by the likes of YokoO, Atish, Gab Rhome, Hosini, Roy Rosenfeld, Joeski, Pablo Bolivar, Namito, Oceanvs Orientalis, Sabo, Sahar Z, Yulia Niko, Milo Häfliger, Moullinex & Xinobi, David Hohme and many more.

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