MARTIN EYERER | USA TOUR | MAY 2010
Duration: Friday May 21st through Monday June 1st 2010
Current Dates:
May 21st – Open
May 22nd – NYC
May 28th – Open
May 29th – Open
When Martin Eyerer tells a story, everybody listens. Martin reports of his journeys throughout the continents, telling stories of wild escapades in a taxi across the Brazilian jungle through to the impressions of Earth’s capitals and the colourful array of citizens that inhabit them, and obviously of his many gigs in these foreign lands…
Martin Eyerer has been a DJ for 20 years – and just as many years a producer, label owner, radio-show producer (200,000 listeners every Sunday evening, for the last 5 years, on Sunshine live – Germanys biggest station for dance music). Throw in his two young children and it seems that the energy never leaves his side.
Martin Eyerer is not a laptop artist, but a true musician. His high-end studio meets the highest requirements and has become an interdisciplinary interface for mastering. On top of all this, the electro tech-house posse around him like Gui Boratto, Oliver Koletzki, Toni Rios, Namito, Chopstick, Oliver Klein or Robert Babicz come to his house to jam. It is a small circle of friends who share the same musical interest and who put 200% in to every release they do.
As an important platform for his music Martin Eyerer has founded his own labels – Kling Klong and Session Deluxe. Due to the conscientious release policy Martin Eyerer was able to establish an independent sound between electro, minimal and tech-house on Kling Klong and more tooly, housy and underground on Session Deluxe. Releases of both labels always enter the top 20 of all sales and download charts for electronic music.
Whether collaborations, solo works, remixes or compilations, all his works appear almost monthly on dance-floor dominating labels, like Kling Klong, Systematic, Audiomatique, Great Stuff, Kickboxer… The most unbelievable aspect of this is the variety of styles Martin Eyerer stands for. There is no segment from Deep House to Minimal Techno that the man is not in control of, always keeping his focus on the dance-floor…
More info on:
www.martineyerer.com
www.klingklong.com
www.sessiondeluxe.com
www.myspace.com/martineyerer
www.discogs.com/artist/Martin+Eyerer
