He’s the bad boy of the Amsterdam techno underground: Daniel Sanchez, 26 year old son of a Spanish father and a Dutch mother, who scored one of the biggest hits of the summer of 2007 with the infectious ‘Mumbling yeah’. Daniel’s ‘mumbling’ vocals give the track that special edge.
Tegenstellingen leiden tot de mooiste dingen, zo blijkt ook uit de samenwerking tussen disco-housemeester Hans-Peter Lindstrøm en zangeres Christabelle Sandoo, voorheen bekend als Solale.
Frank Lorber, born in Giessen, now lives in the small metropolis of Frankfurt. He began spinning records at a very young age, making his public debut at age 16 in a Giessen club called "Gonzo's". From these humble beginnings Lorber's DJ career would rapidly take root and begin to flourish.
In 1992 Lorber took up residency at the legendary "Omen" club in Frankfurt. Together with DJ Dag, Lorber made Saturdays at Omen simply unforgettable.
News of Frank Lorber's success at Omen traveled fast. In 1993 he got his first international gig at UK in London which was followed by many radio broadcasts such as HR 3 Clubnight, Kiss FM Berlin, Stuttgart, Saarbrücken, and of course London. In 94 the keyword for Lorber was production. Together with Pascal F.E.O.S. Frank dropped his first two releases on the debut singles from "Explizit Records". Co-operation with the head of Frankfurt's Delirium Records, Jörg Henze, created the project known as "Electronic Home Entertainment" in 1996. Continuing to work in co-operation with other producers, Frank Lorber got together with Toni Rios to start his first label known as "Attention Records". Two years later, in 1999, Johannes Heil and Frank Lorber created "Projekt 69" which left pretty smashing impression in some clubs. Frank Lorber has made a name for himself in international clubs, not only as a DJ, due to his charisma and his open-hearted personality
With his last album 'Jailhouse Rocker', Frank Lorber tried to include the numerous musical experiences he had as a DJ and listener to music over the last ten years. Due to the huge amount of these influences, the record became appropriately rich and many-sided. From Ambient to Electro, Minimal and ending up with Club Techno, one finds all the different facets of Electronic Music. With his first artist album, Frank didn't want to solely leave his usual trail. The record was determined to be a cross-section through his musical identity, which formed over more than ten years of listening and making music. It is full of surprises and will definitely appeal to those who like more than one musical style.
The producers have indeed been chosen in order to create an album containing most various stylistic directions. Together with Sikora, he covers the experimental, more playful area and uses sophisticated breaks and arrangements. This has created atmospheres that stand for themselves. The tracks "Jailhouse Rocker" or "Medizin" on the other hand developed from a studio session in Ober-Mörlen with Electro-Technician Anthony Rother and Hitmachine Johannes Heil. The latter has already worked with Frank under the name 'Projekt69'. Another longstanding friend, the Delirium-Mastermind and chef of the 'Federation of Drums' label, Joerg W. Henze, is responsible for the more rude and dynamic pieces like "Blechtrommel" or "Sky High".
The title of the album refers to a strange experience Frank had on his way to the 2001 Vision Festival in Switzerland: Frank was arrested by Swiss Border Police when he tried to enter the country and remained imprisoned from Saturday evening until Monday noon. The reason for this was a speeding three years ago. The track "Jailhouse Rocker", which was pre-released on 12"-vinyl on the 15th of April 2002, refers directly to this incident.
With "Jailhouse Rocker" by Frank Lorber, Sven Vaeth's label Cocoon Recordings puts the second artist album on the market and thus carries on following its path: releasing high-class Electronic Music of most interesting and promising artists on a global platform.
Frank Lorber, born in Giessen, now lives in the small metropolis of Frankfurt. He began spinning records at a very young age, making his public debut at age 16 in a Giessen club called "Gonzo's". From these humble beginnings Lorber's DJ career would rapidly take root and begin to flourish. 
