Stuttgart is the capital of the state of Baden-Württemberg in southern Germany. As the sixth-largest city in Germany, Stuttgart has a population of 595,452. Music-wise it was in recent past known across Germany for its big and for German standards rather early hip hop scene, with acts like Die Fantastischen Vier and Freundeskreis.
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Joachim Spieth, born 1979 near Stuttgart released his first record in 1999 on the freshly established Kompakt label, which up to that point had never featured any artist outside of Cologne's own Delirium posse. When the exceptional British DJ and cult...
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Influenced by the likes of Larry Heard and Lil' Louis, Michel Baumann started his releasing his own brand of house music during the mid 90s under the names of Jackmate and Soulphiction, two pseudonyms he entertains to this day. He also has his hands in...
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Equally successful under his Soulphiction and Jackmate monikers, Michel Baumann produces deep and soulful house that would sound just as much at home in Chicago as it does in his hometown Stuttgart.
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One of Stuttgart's most highly regarded DJs and producers, Martin Eyerer can look back on a career spanning 18 years, over 60 releases and production/remix work for artists like Kosheen, Snap, Simply Red, Deelite or Raven Maize. He also runs the Kling...
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Russ Gabriel is name synonymous with UK techno, having started his influential Ferox label as as early as 1993. Largely influenced by the sound of Detroit techno, Gabriel has recorded under pseudonyms like Paul Hannah, Too Funk, and VCF in styles ranging from electronic funk to hard analogue techno. After half a year in Detroit in...
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