This site uses two first-party cookies: one to keep you signed in, and one that remembers how you first arrived here (for our own basic stats, never shared with anyone else). No third-party tracking or advertising cookies.
Swedish techno producer and DJ, born May 15, 1976 in Stockholm.
He is the founder of Drumcode in 1996, sidelabel Truesoul in 2002, Mad Eye in 2004 and co-founder of Planet Rhythm Records.
Started DJing and producing around the middle 90's, he was interested in things like acid, gabber, speedcore, hard house and he made numerous records in those styles together with his good friend Peter… Read moreBenisch under various aliases. After he met the local and fresh-born Swedish culture, he co-founded Planet Rhythm, worked in their record shop and moved towards analog techno, releasing at labels like Loop Records (4), Rotation Records, Svek and Primate Recordings as well. He released his first album at Planet Rhythm in 1996 39579 and the (remix version 2347 in 1997).
In 1996, after he began to experiment with more distorted and raw sounds, he decided to sell his part of Planet Rhythm and founded Drumcode. At first, it was a primarily Swedish-only label with local colleagues like Jesper Dahlbäck, Cari Lekebusch, Thomas Krome, Fredrick Almquist, Joel Mull and so on. Occasionally he invited international friends like Oliver Ho, Marco Carola and various more to the remix compilation 134195. Regarding to the previous, the small collective followed Adam on the more experimental road of sounds, earning themselves the often-mentioned reference as pioneers of the "Swedish Techno". Adam's third album 39583 in 1999 was said to be an example to this sound. These experiments continued on sublabels such as Code Red, Truesoul in 2002 (where he released his fourth album 28627) and Mad Eye in 2004. He invited more artists from Sweden with the likes of Hardcell, Pär Grindvik, Patrik Skoog, Hertz and Henrik B; strengthening the "Swedish Techno" sound with compilations like 802282 and 434878.
Around 2004, beside his open-minded friends like style-founder Richie Hawtin (or Plastikman), Henrik B and Jesper Dahlbäck; he became a defining responsible of refreshing the techno sound with a more minimal approach. One of his first tries was the [r=310520] release which have been followed with collaborations with the latter in this growing new direction.
Around the end of 2006, began with the release 1717458 by Pär Grindvik, Adam extended the label worldwide and open to the new minimal movement. Beginning with artists like Perc, Ortin Cam and the uprising of digital distribution, he made the label more active with the number of releases.
In 2013, he let the label and his own productions not necessarily related to techno, with becoming open for tech, deep and progressive house. This turn was marked with the 1012220 compilation and began to push out releases in a monthly frequency.
The whole trance scene, connected. Real artists, no AI music.
Catalogue data provided by Discogs. This application uses the Discogs API but is not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by Discogs. “Discogs” is a trademark of Zink Media, LLC. Additional catalogue data from MusicBrainz.
Chart and release information referencing Beatport is shown for reference only; this application is not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by Beatport LLC, and “Beatport” is a trademark of its respective owner. Cover art and track matching also draw on the Spotify platform; this application is not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by Spotify AB, and “Spotify” is a trademark of its respective owner.
Get the appScan with your phone camera to put TranceHQ on your home screenHow it works →
TranceHQ on your phoneFree, no app store needed
We use cookies to keep you signed in and, if you accept, to see which parts of TranceHQ people use so we can make it better. Never sold, never used for ads.
