Tausend Archive

Andy Roda is a multidisciplinary artist working across club culture and live performance as a singer, songwriter, producer, DJ, and label head. His musical roots span soul and R&B through to modern house, a blend that is clearly reflected in his productions. Following his debut on Virgin Records, Roda has released music on respected labels including Sony, King Street Sounds, Ibadan, Simma Black, and Tinted. His track “Get On Up!” reached No. 6 on the official ARIA Dance Charts, reinforcing his reputation for groove-driven, soulful house productions. Alongside his work in electronic music, Roda is also active in musical theatre, performing in international productions such as Moulin Rouge!, Miss Saigon, and BEAT IT – The Michael Jackson Musical. As a multidisciplinary creative, he connects studio work, live performance, and visual expression into a distinct artistic identity. Through his label ALIGN Records, he further channels his vision for modern house music with depth — defined by warm vocals, strong grooves, and a clear focus on the dancefloor.

CARLOTTA represents a new generation of Berlin DJs, shaped by groove, precision and a refined sense of dramaturgy. Her sound moves between deep house, minimalist structures and subtle techno influences — always focused and clearly built for the dancefloor. Her sets evolve organically, from warm, rolling basslines into denser, more energetic moments that gradually draw the room deeper into the night. Her strength lies less in spectacle and more in control and atmosphere. Shaped by countless nights in Berlin’s club scene, CARLOTTA combines elegance with intensity. Her track selection leaves space for detail and dynamics without ever losing the flow — always driven by a steady forward momentum. At TAUSEND HOUSE, this results in a sound that feels both intimate and powerful — a journey shaped by the room, the moment and the crowd.

Jana Falcon brings a powerful, high-energy house sound to the dancefloor, defined by clear grooves and driving rhythms. Her sets are direct, precise and built for impact — with a strong focus on momentum and crowd response. Blending classic house elements with modern influences, she creates a sound that feels both raw and controlled. Jana Falcon stands for clear club functionality with a distinct edge.

Ligal Tamir stands for a deep, groove-driven sound between house and melodic electronics. Her sets evolve with a refined sense of dynamics and atmosphere — fluid, precise and clearly focused on the dancefloor. With subtle tension arcs and confident timing, she creates a sound that is both hypnotic and accessible. Her musical signature blends emotional elements with functional club energy.

Sado Opera combines theatrical aesthetics with a dark, electronic sound between house and techno. Her sets are defined by clear grooves, hypnotic structures and a deliberately crafted tension that builds slowly and carries the dancefloor throughout. Visual staging and musical dramaturgy intertwine to create a dense, atmospheric club experience. Sado Opera stands for a distinct, performative approach that connects classic club music with a strong visual and artistic signature.

Berlin-based DJ and producer Spencer Parker has been a consistent figure in the international house scene for years. With his label Work Them Records and releases on renowned imprints, he shapes a sound that is both classic and contemporary. His sets move effortlessly between house, techno and disco influences — always groove-driven, powerful and focused on the dancefloor. Spencer Parker stands for energetic, versatile sets with a strong sense of timing and crowd dynamics.

Christophe is a French electronic music producer, live act and DJ sharing his time between Ibiza and Copenhagen. Since he started the piano and guitar as a kid, Christophe's approach to music has always been playful and intuituve -a constant exploration of new sources of randomness and chaotic beauty. With influences ranging from indie rock and Berlin techno to world music and movie soundtracks, Christophe’s tracks and sets always reflect the contrast between melancholic melodies and deep grooves. For his debut at Bar Tausend on April 9th, Christophe will offer an exclusive all-night DJ set blending his own productions with those of his favorite artists. Expect a long hypnotic journey through deep house, melodic techno and atmospheric electronica.

Mr. Nylson plays Bar Tausend for Tausend Electronica on Thu, 02 April. A staple of Berlin’s club scene for over a decade, his reputation reaches far beyond the city. His genre-blending sets move through disco and house, with touches of global grooves and electronic details—creating energetic journeys where standing still isn’t really an option.
From his long-standing residency at Hotel Provocateur to stages like Garbicz Festival’s Seebühne and the iconic KitKat Club, plus international dates in New York, Nairobi, and at AfrikaBurn (ZA), Mr. Nylson consistently builds nights that feel both surprising and tightly connected to the room.
With a sharp instinct for timing and atmosphere, he shapes a sound that can be playful or hypnotic—always groove-led and soulful.

Berlin-based DJ and producer Thabo is the founder of Home Again — a project that started as a party concept and has since expanded into a label and wider platform for events and releases. His sets focus on driving, groove-forward house with a strong emotional through-line, shaped by years of promoter experience and deep involvement in Berlin’s scene.
Through Home Again, Thabo also curates cultural output beyond the club night — including label releases and the Home Again Club Festival, which welcomed 13,500 attendees in 2025 at Revier Südost. The platform positions itself clearly around diversity and inclusivity, aiming to be a safer space and rejecting discrimination.

Aloe Blacc is one of the most distinctive voices in modern soul and pop music. With his warm, powerful tone, he blends classic soul, R&B, and contemporary pop into a sound that feels both timeless and current. He gained international recognition with hits like “I Need A Dollar” and as the voice behind the global smash “Wake Me Up” (with Avicii). His music ranges from socially conscious songwriting to uplifting, feel-good anthems — always driven by groove, emotion, and clarity. On stage, Aloe Blacc delivers a charismatic and refined performance, combining energy with elegance. His live shows bridge the gap between club atmosphere and concert experience, creating a powerful and memorable connection with the audience.

KC Wray blends modern soul, R&B, and electronic club music into a distinctive sound defined by his expressive voice and strong sense of atmosphere. His music combines warm vocals with driving, club-ready production, moving seamlessly between live performance and the dancefloor. He gained international recognition through collaborations like “Waiting” with CamelPhat, establishing himself within the electronic scene. Since then, he has continued to refine his sound — balancing introspective songwriting with energetic, club-focused elements. On stage, KC Wray creates a unique connection between concert and club, delivering performances that feel intimate, dynamic, and rhythmically sharp — driven by emotion and a deep sense of timing.

DJ Maseo, a member of De La Soul, is part of one of the most influential groups in hip-hop history. Since the late ’80s, he has helped shape a generation’s sound, standing for musical diversity, creativity, and cultural depth. As a DJ, producer, and performer, Maseo blends hip-hop with funk, soul, disco, and house, always embracing a genre-fluid approach. His sets are driven by groove, deep musical knowledge, and a refined sense of timing, allowing him to move seamlessly between classics and contemporary sounds. Whether in clubs or on festival stages, DJ Maseo delivers a unique energy — rooted in decades of experience and a profound connection to global music culture.

Annett Gapstream stands for a deep, driving sound between house and techno, shaped by clean grooves, hypnotic elements, and a subtle emotional depth. Her sets evolve fluidly and with tension — moving from reduced, atmospheric passages into powerful peak-time moments. Rooted in Berlin’s club scene, she combines precise mixing with a strong sense of dramaturgy and energy. Effortlessly navigating between deep, percussive tracks and more forceful, club-driven sounds, her sets maintain a steady forward momentum. Her style is direct yet layered — a balance of control and intuition that keeps the dancefloor in constant motion.

Raised in Germany’s Ruhr area, Multifun found early on how much music and rave culture can cut through grey surroundings and create real energy. Today, after nearly a decade active in Berlin’s club scene, she brings that perspective to the booth with sets rooted in raw, old-school selections, paired with fresh current productions.
Her sound moves along the lines between house, techno, and proggy trance, drawing from a library of percussive, deep, and sometimes edgy tracks. The result is an energetic ride that stays playful but can also be challenging — leaving room for moments of vulnerability while building memorable dancefloor momentum.
Led by curiosity, she keeps digging for new sounds and ways to support and connect within the underground.
Beyond DJing, Multifun also works as a booker and graphic designer for various events, contributing hands-on to the ecosystems that keep Berlin nightlife moving.

New Zealand-born and Berlin-based since 2012, Dilby builds a warm, musical take on house and techno that’s still designed squarely for the dancefloor. His productions are a consistent fixture on Beatport’s Deep House charts, including the No.1 track “Remember Me,” and Beatport also named him one of the top trending House artists in 2022. He’s also clocked multiple genre-specific iTunes Top 10s and millions of Spotify streams, while touring across Europe, Russia, South & Central America, and Australasia. Supported by a wide spectrum of DJs — from Hot Since 82 and Hernan Cattaneo to Diplo and Carl Cox — Nicole Moudaber even named his single “Tomahawk” as one of her most-played tracks of the year.

Somme Farris ist DJ, Eventkurator und multidisziplinärer Künstler, dessen Sound rohe, perkussive Grooves mit texturreichen Klanglandschaften und Rhythmen aus dem Nahen Osten verbindet. Geprägt von seinem syrisch-irakischen Hintergrund und mehr als einem Jahrzehnt intensiver Plattenrecherche entwickelt er Sets, die gleichermaßen körperlich, hypnotisch und detailreich wirken. Seine Selektionen bewegen sich zwischen druckvollen, rhythmisch fokussierten Tracks und subtileren, atmosphärischen Momenten – immer getragen von einem klaren Gespür für Groove und Dynamik auf dem Dancefloor. Neben seiner Arbeit als DJ ist Farris Gründer von Phact, einer rave-orientierten Reihe mit starkem Fokus auf Sound-System-Kultur, die als bewusste Alternative zu überkommerzialisierten Clubformaten entstand. Zudem ist er Mitbegründer von Alef Sound, einem Projekt zur Entwicklung und Vermietung von Soundsystemen mit dem Ziel, lokale Szenen und unabhängige Veranstaltungen zu stärken.
Seine Sets bringen eine konzentrierte, physische Energie auf den Dancefloor – groove-getrieben, präzise aufgebaut und mit besonderer Aufmerksamkeit für die feinen Details.

Berlin-based singer and songwriter Frankie Balou brings her band to Bar Tausend for “Tausend Live.” With a velvety, smooth voice rooted in soul and deep blues, she blends warmth and earthiness into a performance that feels both intimate and powerful. The set features new, unreleased originals alongside a carefully curated selection of personal favorite covers — crafted for a special midweek live experience. Her sound also draws on influences from jazz and electronic music, moving effortlessly between club culture and live performance. Beyond her own material, she has lent her voice to collaborations with electronic artists including Sharam Jey & Jon Sine (“Connections”) and LUNAZ (“Time After Time”), reflecting her range between live songwriting and club-ready productions.

Berlin-based DJ KLUNTJE is known for her signature “ZUCKERHOUSE” sound — a playful, groove-driven take on house with a slightly elevated pulse and a clear feel-good energy. Her sets move effortlessly between bright, driving moments and smoother, more fluid passages, always guided by a strong sense of flow and dynamics. With an open approach to the many shades of electronic club music, she blends warm house grooves, refined selections, and a lightness that keeps the dancefloor in constant motion. In parallel, she explores more subtle and atmospheric territories under her second alias Jane Ulé, expanding her musical spectrum and highlighting her versatility as a DJ. The result is a sound that feels both playful and precise — musical, energetic, and always in tune with the moment on the floor.

Kristina Sheli is a Berlin-based DJ and singer-songwriter with roots in Georgia, known for a sound that blends emotional depth with a strong dancefloor sensibility. She discovered her connection to music early on, including first experiences in radio, before shaping her artistic path in Berlin, where she combines soulful vocal expression with deep house and electronic textures. As co-founder of 4PAWS Records, she curates collaborations and releases that move fluidly across genres, guided by groove, storytelling, and a clear musical identity. Her work spans respected imprints such as Defected Records, Get Physical Music, King Street Sounds, and Katermukke, reflecting her ability to bridge house music with songwriter-driven elements. In her DJ sets, she translates this approach into immersive journeys built on warm low-end, deep house rhythms, and her distinctive vocal sensibility — creating an atmosphere that resonates both physically and emotionally while maintaining a natural, flowing connection with the dancefloor.

Robosonic is a Berlin-based DJ and producer whose sound blends house music with an open, genre-spanning approach. Since the late 1990s, he has moved fluidly between classic house grooves, hypnotic rhythms, and melodic club structures, always driven by a strong affinity for analog sound and musical detail. He gained international recognition through releases on labels such as Defected Records, as well as numerous remixes and collaborations with artists across the house and hip-hop spectrum. His productions have reached a global audience, accumulating over 180 million streams to date. Alongside his studio work, Robosonic runs the boutique labels OUTTAKES and PUNCHI, platforms dedicated to forward-thinking club music beyond rigid genre boundaries. He is also involved in projects like Kinder Vom Kotti, supporting young people through hip-hop and music production.
Ob im Studio oder hinter den Decks: Robosonic steht für einen offenen, groove-getriebenen House-Sound mit klarer Berliner Handschrift.

Berlin-based DJ, record collector, and label head Rob La operates at the intersection of hip-hop culture and house music. As part of the project Robosonic, he has played a key role in shaping the sound of what’s often referred to as “Golden Era House” — a style that bridges classic hip-hop influences with contemporary club-driven house. As executive producer and label manager of his imprint 4PAWS Records, Rob La has been instrumental in developing transatlantic collaborations, connecting artists from Queensbridge, New York with Berlin’s underground scene. Together with Robosonic founder Cord Labuhn, he helped establish a distinctive musical dialogue between two deeply rooted cultures — hip-hop and house. Beyond his work in the studio and on the label side, Rob La’s DJ sets move fluidly across genres. Ranging from Golden Era and Chicago house to more modern, groove-driven tech house, his selections are always rooted in musicality and rhythm. A regular presence in Berlin’s club circuit — including venues like Sisyphos and Ritter Butzke — he can often be found behind the decks, both solo and alongside Robosonic.

Berlin-based DJ Isi, also known as Katzengold, discovered her passion for the city’s club culture at an early stage. In 2017, she joined the emerging collective Kom.Bass — initially as a space for creative exchange, and soon after stepping behind the decks herself. Driven by her deep connection to electronic music, she developed a style rooted in atmosphere and musical storytelling. In her sets, she blends dreamy melodies with driving, hypnotic rhythms, creating a sound she describes as “dreamer techno.” Moving between emotional soundscapes and powerful club energy, her sets unfold as immersive journeys that invite both introspection and movement — reaching the mind, the heart, and ultimately the dancefloor.

Tigerskin is the alias of German producer Alex Krüger, who has also been a consistently present figure in the electronic music scene for decades under the name Dub Taylor. Active since the mid-1990s, his sound moves between deep, dub-influenced house and subtly textured techno — groove-driven, detail-oriented, and built for long, hypnotic journeys on the dancefloor. Across an extensive discography and multiple aliases, Krüger has released on respected labels such as Force Tracks, Morris Audio, Dessous, Dirt Crew, Suol, and Moodmusic, establishing a distinct and recognizable musical identity. His productions are characterized by warm sonic textures, precise grooves, and a refined sense of depth. As a DJ, Tigerskin has performed internationally, playing clubs and festivals across Europe, North and South America, and Russia. In his sets, he translates the depth of his studio work into a direct and fluid energy, unfolding organically and maintaining a subtle yet powerful connection with the dancefloor.

Ceci Fierce stands for high-energy, house-driven sets with a clear sense of dancefloor dramaturgy. Her sound blends afro-inspired grooves, melodic-progressive tension, and tech-edged elements with a subtle touch of funky swing, resulting in a dynamic balance between warm, flowing moments and driving peak-time energy. With precise mixing and a strong instinct for flow, she builds sets that evolve organically, keeping the room in constant motion while maintaining musical depth. Rhythm, melody, and atmosphere interlock seamlessly throughout. Alongside her work as a DJ, Ceci Fierce is increasingly establishing herself as a producer, with her debut single “Flames of Fall” released on Chrom Recordings and featured on the compilation Chromologic X, Vol. IX — marking another step in her evolving artistic identity.

Victor Simonelli is one of the defining figures of New York’s house underground. Born and raised in Brooklyn, the DJ, producer, remixer, and label head has been active behind the decks for decades, representing a sound deeply rooted in the history of NYC house. Influenced early on by the legendary New York radio mix shows, he developed a broad musical foundation before refining his studio craft at Shakedown Studios under the guidance of producer legend Arthur Baker, building a catalog that helped shape the era of soulful, piano-driven house.
Known for classics such as “Do You Want Me Baby” and “Feels So Right,” as well as releases under his alias N.Y.’s Finest, Simonelli’s sets are defined by flow — warm basslines, powerful drums, uplifting vocals, and refined disco and garage elements, all carried by that unmistakable New York swing. His DJ performances are less a snapshot than a journey through groove, soul, and house tradition — built for the dancefloor from the first track to the last.

Fein Cerra is a European DJ and producer whose sound blends classic house influences with modern tech house. Inspired by vintage grooves and refined club structures, she crafts sets that feel warm, rhythmic, and contemporary at the same time. Since her first major appearances in Paris, she has built a strong international presence, regularly performing in clubs and at festivals across Europe. Her productions have received wide support within the scene, including the track “Say It” — a collaboration with Kevin McKay and Mizbee on Glasgow Underground — which reached the Beatport Top 100 House charts. Fein Cerra also releases on the Paris-based label SERIAL Records, with tracks such as “Champs-Élysées” and a reinterpretation of Didier Sinclair’s “Lovely Flight.” Alongside her studio work, she is a resident DJ at Radio FG, bringing her distinctive musical identity to dancefloors worldwide — defined by elegant grooves, clear energy, and a refined sense for club dynamics.

British producer and DJ Danny Russell is known for a house sound rooted in disco — warm, groove-driven, and firmly focused on the dancefloor. Influenced by the legendary nights at Manchester’s Sankeys club, he developed a deep connection to club culture early on, later refining his craft through studies in sound engineering. Now based in Berlin, Russell has built an international reputation with his disco-infused deep house productions. Releases on labels such as Defected, Paper Recordings, Midnight Riot, and Athens of the North reflect his affinity for funky basslines, refined disco elements, and driving house grooves. His track “Watchin’ Out” (with Dirty Channels) became a club favorite, reaching a wide international audience. As a DJ, Russell moves effortlessly between classic disco edits, soulful house, and high-energy club tracks, creating sets that combine musical depth with immediate dancefloor impact — always driven by his instinct for groove and timeless club moments.

Emma Keks is a DJ from Thuringia who has built a strong reputation in recent years through high-energy sets and a clear instinct for dancefloor dynamics. Her musical journey began not behind the decks but on the dancefloor itself — in clubs like the legendary Muna and across numerous festivals, where she developed an early passion for electronic music. After moving to Berlin, she refined her sound and shaped a style defined by driving tech house, clean grooves, and a direct, club-focused energy. She first gained wider attention with an intense all-night-long set that eventually led to a residency, marking a key moment in her development. Since then, Emma Keks has become a regular presence in Berlin’s club scene and at selected events, including appearances at the renowned House of Lunacy series at Club Renate. Her sets build organically, combining pressure and groove while creating an atmosphere that keeps the dancefloor in constant motion.

Jon began his DJ career in London, quickly finding his place within the vibrant hip-hop scene of the 1990s. Shaped by a culture of deep record digging, block parties, and late-night radio shows, he developed an enduring musical curiosity early on. His sets are defined by an open, genre-spanning approach, moving effortlessly between funk, disco, Latin, Afrobeat, house, and jazz — always guided by groove and atmosphere rather than rigid boundaries. His selections blend timeless classics with a sharp sensitivity for the moment on the dancefloor. Rooted in flow and musical storytelling, Jon creates warm, soulful spaces where rhythm, culture, and movement intertwine — shaped by decades of listening, collecting, and sharing music.

The Midnight Audience. Live, under the tracks, behind the steel doors. Playing an array of compositions, old and new, but all adhering to their unique sound; sonic cinema. Their intense, winding compositions unfold with patience and presence — music to be listened to, not consumed. As the night opens up, Liam Taj and Max Theodor step into a B2B set tracing the wide spectrum of sounds that shape the series. Genre-hopping yet cohesive, moving from guitar riffs and disco nuances to deeper, driving moments. From quiet intimacy to elegant movement. Funkloch at Bar Tausend.

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Berlin-based, Kyiv-born DJ Eva Selezneva is known for sets defined by emotional depth and a clear sense of dramaturgy. Her musical roots lie in songwriting before she fully immersed herself in club culture, becoming part of the scene around Kyiv’s cult club Vognyk. In her sets, Selezneva moves effortlessly between house, electro, and progressive soundscapes, guided not by rigid genre boundaries but by a curated sense of narrative where tension, atmosphere, and groove unfold organically. Her performances evolve into intense musical journeys — at once raw and precise, emotionally charged yet controlled. With a refined instinct for dynamics, she transforms personal sonic landscapes into a collective dancefloor experience.

Berlin-based DJ, producer, and cultural curator UKAI NDAME shapes dancefloors around emotion, flow, and genuine connection. With roots in Angola, South Africa, and Germany, her musical language is deeply influenced by movement, culture, and diversity. In her sets, she blends deep, soulful house with afro-inspired rhythms and contemporary electronic sounds — always guided intuitively and with a refined sensitivity to the energy of the room. With this approach, UKAI has performed at some of Europe’s most renowned clubs, including Tresor, Watergate, Sisyphos, KitKatClub, and About:Blank, as well as at major festivals such as Fusion, Melt, Lollapalooza, Parookaville, and Wonderfruit. A standout moment in her journey is her curated stage at Berlin’s Rave The Planet (Love Parade), where she brings together her creative community. Beyond the DJ booth, UKAI continues to expand her artistic vision across multiple disciplines. Since 2018, she has been producing her own music, and in 2024 she founded PASSE PAR2 — a platform encompassing both an event series and a label that reimagines house music as an open, creative space where music, fashion, and live elements intersect. She is also co-founder of the Berlin-based cultural space MAAYA and part of the RISE Collective. Whether behind the decks, as a curator, or through multidisciplinary projects, UKAI NDAME creates environments where people connect, share energy, and experience the dancefloor as a collective moment.

Berlin-based musician and producer Cedric Scheibel blends neoclassical piano with modern electronic club aesthetics. Shaped by a lifelong relationship with the piano, he creates a sound that feels intimate, cinematic, and rhythmically driven at the same time. His performances are often built around live piano improvisation, which organically merges with synthesizers and electronic structures. The result is a dynamic interplay where emotional melodies and driving electronic elements weave into a distinct sonic identity. With his debut album Klangfantasien in 2018, Scheibel laid the foundation for an artistic journey that moves between neoclassical composition, atmospheric electronics, and a cinematic approach to sound. Alongside club and concert performances, he continuously works on new compositions for film and audiovisual projects. His music creates a space between concert and club — moments that invite both introspection and movement, equally suited for dreaming and dancing.

Ella Stracciatella stands for high-energy sets with a sharp instinct for dancefloor dynamics. Her sound moves between disco shimmer, driving tech house, and contemporary electronic club music — playful, powerful, and always with a subtle wink. As part of the LocArtista crew, she places a strong focus on FLINTA* artists, blending a wide range of influences into a distinctive musical identity. From pop-cultural references to club-focused edits and remixes, her selections create a sound that feels both funky and punchy, firmly rooted in the dancefloor. Her DJ sets quickly evolve into intense peak-time moments, full of groove and infectious energy — direct, vibrant, and uncompromisingly built to move the crowd.

Cedric Marian stands for warm, groove-driven sets that blend house, disco, and Afro house into an energetic dancefloor experience. With a refined sense for rhythm and dynamics, he builds musical tension that unfolds naturally in the room, drawing the crowd in from the very first moment. His selections combine sun-soaked disco grooves, organic Afro rhythms, and modern house into a sound that feels both light-footed and driving at the same time. The focus always remains on flow — musically open, uplifting, and clearly oriented toward the energy of the dancefloor. Cedric’s sets evolve into shared moments on the floor: warm, euphoric, and full of groove — music that connects people and keeps the room moving from the first track to the last.

DJ Amir is a defining figure in the international house and rare groove scene. As one half of the legendary duo Kon & Amir, he gained worldwide recognition through influential mixtapes and compilations that map the connections between disco, boogie, jazz, soul, and house music. With a deep background as a record collector and musical archivist, Amir crafts sets that seamlessly merge musical history with dancefloor energy. His selections move between soulful house, disco, and rare groove influences — warm, driving, and shaped by the unmistakable sensibility of a true crate digger. Alongside his work as a DJ, Amir is the founder of 180 Proof Records, a label closely tied to the iconic Detroit catalog of Strata Records. He also curates The Kronicles on NTS Radio, a show that traces musical influences across house, disco, hip-hop, and jazz. With decades of experience in the music industry, Amir brings together deep knowledge, musical precision, and a sharp instinct for the dancefloor.