Steffen Herb is a part of a new breed of house producers merging house and techno with the progressive template. his sound is described as unique and forward thinking, breaking down genre boundaries effortlessly and representing club-focused music at its very best. For many people electronic music is a selective flush that can be over after only one night. For Steffen Herb electronic music is a lifelong love. In this DJ,musician and label-head, almost 13 years of electronic music history... Read more
Steffen Herb is a part of a new breed of house producers merging house and techno with the progressive template. his sound is described as unique and forward thinking, breaking down genre boundaries effortlessly and representing club-focused music at its very best. For many people electronic music is a selective flush that can be over after only one night. For Steffen Herb electronic music is a lifelong love. In this DJ,musician and label-head, almost 13 years of electronic music history materializes. Steffen Herb brings a very special deepness behind the decks that are beyond comparison even in the night metropolis Ulm: hardly anyone defines "Progressive" House like him in this city.His sets like his productions have a deep hypnotic groove synonymous with that raw yet sophisticated style of underground house music.Insistence, calmness, understatement and concentration are the qualities that represent Steffen's sets, productions and his A&R work for his labels Siam and Black-Chrome Records. Steffen's inspired mixing skills combined with his eclectic music selection have clearly defined his unique and trailblazing style. In 2008 with the foundation of his new label Siam together with his friend Christan F he created a prototype that has spread far nowadays: labels defined by a special music style, surrounded by a closely drawn, highly productive network around a manageable, though open clique of producers. With every release the Siam sound is enhanced more and more. At the same time every record unlocks new sound ranges. Show less
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