Sunday morning 8 am, Club „Magdalenaf“ - Berlin. Red lights are shining into happily wiggling faces, which embody their joy with screaming noises. And a head over heels smiling mid-sized guy is raising his hands and moves the bass regulator pleasurably in. It’s Sebastian Kremer, a Neukölln native – as there are not many in the Berlin techno scene. Above all art galleries, cultural activities and bars are dominating these days in this trendy district. But Neukölln isn’t only about that: cheap rents attracting more and more electronic musicians and clubs to there, as it’s seen like a place for creativity and a melting pot for techno.
His interest for electronic music was forced by parents, who took him pickaback to the Loveparade in the tender age of 7 years. The heroes of this era were DJs like Woody, Paul Kalkbrenner and Haito, who influenced ...
