Dave Schiemann

Dave Schiemann was born on December 5th, 1988. He was fascinated by the DJ art since he was 13. At the beginning he practiced, as a young, unexperienced hot head should, at home on a PC, using various mixing software. But that was not enough for him. In search of his music fulfilment he tried audio editing software to remix but that still was not giving him full satisfaction. He realized that he must to give a try as a producer and since 2004 most of his time he spent on improving his skills in music production. During the next three years he was evaluating his own style, mainly based on tech-trance. The crowning of his work was signing his first contract in June, 2007 with Dutch record company Detox Records, where he released " See U in the Moonlight" and " Rapid Create" on vinyl. Not long after that, David's first official remixes came out. Another success was a collaboration with a well knowing Dutch producer Bart Claessen with whom he produced "Madness". Track was very popular among the worlds best trance DJs and producers. The track had appeared on great compilations like Anjunabeats Vol. 6 or A State Of Trance Year Mix 2008. The result of Claessen – Schiemann collaboration was a remix of „Elektra” for Finnish duo Super8 & Tab which also was a great success for Dave. Both productions were released in 2008 in British label belonged to Above & Beyond that is Anjunabeats. Few other Dave's productions have been signed to other labels like Discover Dark. At the end of 2008, Dave released remixes for admitted artists like Marcus Schossow – The Last Pluck (Tone Diary -Spinnin’ Records) or Re-Ward- Cico Know Best (Black Hole Recordings) .Since December 2008 Dave has become a proud honoured member of the Black Hole Recordings team. Dave's tracks are supported by : Tiësto, Armin van Buuren, Paul van Dyk, Ferry Corsten, Above & Beyond, Eddie Halliwell, Sander van Doorn, Cosmic Gate and many other ! Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.