Sebrok
Berlin based Sebrok - purveyor of tough and twitchy stripped back techno - has been spinning since the age of 16, this summer sees him release a duo of defining EP’s…
The first arrives on Dubfire’s SCI-TEC label on June 29th, a quartet of tracks Concorde, Airspeed, Falcon and The X; they perfectly showcase Sebrok’s superb talent for creating furtive dance floor hits.
It’s follow up, due for release on Davide Squillace’s Minisketch records on August 3rd, comes bearing the tracks Vision, Cheap & Awesome and Home for Sale. Both EPs are compiled on the Sebrok promo sampler currently doing the rounds. If you like your techno fidgety with a dose of dance floor coercion then Sebrok is for you….
Following residencies at the likes of ‘Suite 15’, Sebrok took a giant leap forward with a 25 city tour alongside Thomas Schumacher and Thomas P. Heckman, and a residency at the cult Berlin club Tresor. Around this time, he was also gaining valuable insider knowledge as Monika Kruse’s personal assistant.
2004 saw Sebrok team up with Marc Miroir and Joachim Spieth to launch PASO Music. His 2005 single Some Kind Of Monster was a hit with many of the worlds elite DJ’s, and the label now proudly represents artists including Tony Rohr, Maxime Dangles, Silversurfer, Joachim Spieth and Gregor Tresher.
After a stretch in the corporate world of MTV and establishing his own Berlin based fashion label German Garment, Sebrok returned to his favoured career last year with an EP containing the tracks Pyrolator, Boob Tube and Almost Famous, a big hit with such luminaries as Dubfire, Miss Kittin, Slam, Speedy J and Chris Liebing.