Wahoo

Wahoo, music brainchild of German manufacturers/DJs Georg Levin and Steffen “Dixon” Berkhahn began because the imprint the set useful for joint remixes. That’s, before the monitors released under that name became well-known enough the fact that project took on the life of its. Georg Levin started writing music in childhood, shifting to try out keyboards and sax with several rings throughout his adolescence. After learning communications overseas, Levin worked several Television and film careers before conference Jazzanova’s Alexander Barck, who motivated his go back to music, this time around being a fulltime job. Likewise, Dixon was close friends with Kristian Beyer (Ame), Barck as well as other members from the Berlin structured Jazzanova collective. With help from his competent close friends, Dixon was instrumental in piecing together the Sonar Kollektiv label, providing the DJs a system to operate, both being a device and independently. Whilst every released material separately (Levin’s single debut Can’t RESTRAIN released 2003 and Dixon’s Keeping You in 2005), the set remixed music by performers such as for example Victor Davies and Brooks, posting their monitors beneath the name Wahoo. The duo’s debut discharge “DOMINATE Me/Make ‘Em Tremble It” hit night clubs in 2004. The record was re-released a short while later by United kingdom powerhouse label Defected Information, offering remixes by home music heavyweights like Kings of Tomorrow and Isolée. Wahoo proceeds to gain reputation throughout the Western club scene.