244 km - that`s the distance between Berlin and Hamburg. A little further if you`re going from Kreuzberg to Altona, and this is what Hauke Freer and Matthias Reiling do as often as possible to visit each others studios and start fi ghting over basslines and kickdrums (which in most cases magically find their ways to the 1s, 2s, 3s and 4s).
Hauke found his way into music working for the record labels Kanzleramt and Future Classic.
These days, he feeds his... Read more
244 km - that`s the distance between Berlin and Hamburg. A little further if you`re going from Kreuzberg to Altona, and this is what Hauke Freer and Matthias Reiling do as often as possible to visit each others studios and start fi ghting over basslines and kickdrums (which in most cases magically find their ways to the 1s, 2s, 3s and 4s).
Hauke found his way into music working for the record labels Kanzleramt and Future Classic.
These days, he feeds his enormous hunger for dancemusic through DJing, managing Resopal Schallware and releasing tracks himself on Real Soon and Morris Audio.
Matthias, sequencing ever since he got his first Amiga 500 Protracker, co-owns the Nullzweistudios in Hamburg where he works on recording and sounddesign. As part of the production duo Nic & Jaq he produces remixes for musicians such as Buck 65 or Gabfest and composes instrumentals for rappers like Shawn Lov, Diablo Archer and The Red Fox.
So, there`s a lot of argueing and disagreeing, but the fun always prevails. Fun while having extra extended breakfast, sampling records and arranging drums for hours and hours or just fun beating up the local pinball machines.
File Session Victim`s music under house, deeply influenced by their passion for Soul, Funk and Rap. Performing live, they aim to customize each and every pattern to be able to react fully on the audience and to re-recreate the spontaneous moments that made their tracks become songs.
It`s no surprise that any track able to satisfy both of them seems to please a lot more people as well. Show less
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