Artist
ACME
ACME
ACME developed a deep passion for music at an early age. At the age of 15, he began to gain his initial musical experiences as a drummer in a band. When this band disbanded in 1994, he reluctantly sold his drum kit and turned his attention to vinyl music. The year 1994 also marked the beginning of his career as an event organizer. In 1996, ACME landed his first job as a resident DJ at a House & Techno club near Trier, where he performed two to three times a month. In 1997, he collaborated with Martin Lundin from Sweden to produce his first record titled "I like Base," which was released on the prestigious English label Crystal Clear. In October 1998, ACME started working at Night Café Ricks in Trier, where he played groovy Techno music and solidified his love for this genre. During this time, he was also responsible for booking artists. He shared the stage with DJs such as Marusha, Steve Mason, Westbam, Natalie de Borah, Toni Rios, Sebbo, Massimo, Tomcraft, Chris Liebing, Tom Novy, Future Funk, and many others. From 2002 to 2004, he served as a resident DJ at Club Empire in Trier and once again took on the role of booking artists. In 2004, he moved to Kaiserslautern and quickly integrated into the local music scene. He became a resident DJ at Zeitwerk Ludwigshafen and organized his monthly event series "Minimal Electronica." Additionally, he supported Thomas P. Heckmann during his Germany tour and worked intensively in the studio with Christian Heid on their own tracks. In October 2005, ACME and Christian Heid founded the label "Hörsignal Platten" and released their first tracks like "Seele," "Rokko," and "Hanging." In 2008, they jointly released the mix CD "Sweet Sixteen," which was presented in clubs nationwide during the subsequent CD release tour. Since 2008, ACME, in collaboration with Marc Keim, has been organizing events such as "Stadtgeflüster" and "Waldgeflüster Open Air," where he invites nationally and internationally renowned artists on a monthly basis. Names like Sweet N Candy, Marcus Meinhard, DJ Emerson, Sasch BBC, Stefano Libelle, and many more have enriched the lineups. Since June 2016, ACME has been based in Düsseldorf, and since August 2017, he has been a resident DJ at the trendy "SILQ" club in the Düsseldorf Old Town, where he performs twice a month. ACME continues to work on new releases in the genres of TechHouse, DeepHouse, and Techno, remaining active in the electronic music scene.
ACME developed a deep passion for music at an early age. At the age of 15, he began to gain his initial musical experiences as a drummer in a band. When this band disbanded in 1994, he reluctantly sold his drum kit and turned his attention to vinyl music. The year 1994 also marked the beginning of his career as an event organizer. In 1996, ACME landed his first job as a resident DJ at a House & Techno club near Trier, where he performed two to three times a month. In 1997, he collaborated with Martin Lundin from Sweden to produce his first record titled "I like Base," which was released on the prestigious English label Crystal Clear. In October 1998, ACME started working at Night Café Ricks in Trier, where he played groovy Techno music and solidified his love for this genre. During this time, he was also responsible for booking artists. He shared the stage with DJs such as Marusha, Steve Mason, Westbam, Natalie de Borah, Toni Rios, Sebbo, Massimo, Tomcraft, Chris Liebing, Tom Novy, Future Funk, and many others. From 2002 to 2004, he served as a resident DJ at Club Empire in Trier and once again took on the role of booking artists. In 2004, he moved to Kaiserslautern and quickly integrated into the local music scene. He became a resident DJ at Zeitwerk Ludwigshafen and organized his monthly event series "Minimal Electronica." Additionally, he supported Thomas P. Heckmann during his Germany tour and worked intensively in the studio with Christian Heid on their own tracks. In October 2005, ACME and Christian Heid founded the label "Hörsignal Platten" and released their first tracks like "Seele," "Rokko," and "Hanging." In 2008, they jointly released the mix CD "Sweet Sixteen," which was presented in clubs nationwide during the subsequent CD release tour. Since 2008, ACME, in collaboration with Marc Keim, has been organizing events such as "Stadtgeflüster" and "Waldgeflüster Open Air," where he invites nationally and internationally renowned artists on a monthly basis. Names like Sweet N Candy, Marcus Meinhard, DJ Emerson, Sasch BBC, Stefano Libelle, and many more have enriched the lineups. Since June 2016, ACME has been based in Düsseldorf, and since August 2017, he has been a resident DJ at the trendy "SILQ" club in the Düsseldorf Old Town, where he performs twice a month. ACME continues to work on new releases in the genres of TechHouse, DeepHouse, and Techno, remaining active in the electronic music scene.
2024-05-10
