Dani Konig

Though Dani Konig comes from Switzerland, don’t be prepared to hear any cowbells on his records. The Zurich DJ and manufacturer specializes in acid solution house and it is tightly in tune with what’s taking place on Europe’s radiant dance picture. He’s been a normal for the Swiss and German membership circuits because the early ’80s and it has, over and over, received rave testimonials for his focus on the decks. Konig initial turned minds in record shops through the early ’90s using the compilation record Konigreich (or Konig’s country), which demonstrated a commercial achievement in the home and overseas. Following the launch of several well-known golf club numbers, which made an appearance on a number of well-known compilations, Konig produced the important stage of putting your signature on with Munich’s famous Kosmo Information in 1988. There he became a member of various German celebrity DJs such as for example Tom Novy, Eniac, Da Hool, and Phil Fuldner. That same 12 months, Konig served in the solitary “Disco 3000” — which topped the dance graphs in both European countries as well as the U.S. — and remixed Phil Fuldner’s mega Western hit “Last.” In 1999, Konig installed with Moby, remixing the worldwide strike “Bodyrock” for the popular NY DJ and maker.