About suedmilch
2005 was the year in which Suedmilch expired his passion for techno.Being totally cought up by electronic music, it didn’t took very long until he decided to take it a step further and become a DJ.
With his typically deep-grooving and propelling sound Suedmilch became quite successful which broad him more and more gigs throughout the whole country and even further.
Being impressed by the structure and scheme of techno, the only logic way to... Read more
About suedmilch
2005 was the year in which Suedmilch expired his passion for techno.Being totally cought up by electronic music, it didn’t took very long until he decided to take it a step further and become a DJ.
With his typically deep-grooving and propelling sound Suedmilch became quite successful which broad him more and more gigs throughout the whole country and even further.
Being impressed by the structure and scheme of techno, the only logic way to totally express himself was producing own music.
In the beginning software’s as Ableton Live made it possible for him to gain great results with only low budget.
It’s the fascination of Rhythm and Groove that marks Suedmilchs’ own productions as well as his DJ-Sets. Currently he released on Der Hut, Autist, Hertzmusic, 3rdwave music, Inminimax & Toppaz Digital. Future projects with other labels are in progress.
Releases:
Larifari Ep [Autist 2007]
Hakuna Ep [Autist 2008]
V.A. A Boy From Hanoi [Autist 2008]
Don't trust the Mafia E.P. [Hertzmusic 2009]
Inminimax014 [Inminimax 2009]
Pointed E.P. [Der Hut Records 2009]
Remixes:
Monkey Jungle Remixed - digital [Autist]
Nachts im Wald Remix - digital [Toppaz Digital]
Tigerente mit Reis Remix - digital [3rd Wave Music]
Club's
das schiff (basel), studio martin (bucharest), golden gate (berlin), royal bambi (dortmund), fundbureau (hamburg), sonotone (biaritz) hangar (berlin), soho (mannheim), schlosskeller (darmstadt), lagerhaus (mannheim), gotec (karlsruhe), ozon (pforzheim), rock n roll bar (karlsruhe), gambrinus (bad homburg), nagoldbude (pforzheim)
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