Kyau & Albert

Labels

euphonic

319 releases here

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Anjunabeats

63 releases here

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Club Culture

12 releases here

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FSOE Recordings

5 releases here

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ProLogic

3 releases here

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World Club Music

3 releases here

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EQ Music

3 releases here

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Songbird

3 releases here

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RNM

2 releases here

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Soundlab

2 releases here

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18 more labels

EQ Dance Club

2 releases here

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Sony Music

2 releases here

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Water Music Dance

2 releases here

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Harmony Recordings

2 releases here

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Happy Vibes Records

2 releases here

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Euphonic Visions

1 release here

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Sound Pro

1 release here

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A Audio

1 release here

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Моно Центр

1 release here

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Polystar

1 release here

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Luxe Studio

1 release here

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Soundlab Records

1 release here

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Open Gate Records

1 release here

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Radio Record

1 release here

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WEA Records

1 release here

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Universal Music

1 release here

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PIAS Germany

1 release here

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Ministry Of Sound

1 release here

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Artists they work with

Armin van Buuren

Remixed them · They remixed

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Ronski Speed

Records together · Remixed them · They remixed

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Marc Marberg

Records together · Remixed them · They remixed

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Above & Beyond

Records together · They remixed

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Stoneface & Terminal

Records together · Remixed them · They remixed

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Markus Schulz

Records together · Remixed them · They remixed

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Sonorous

Remixed them · They remixed

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DJ Tiësto

They remixed

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Paul van Dyk

They remixed

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Mirco de Govia

Remixed them · They remixed

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MC / vocal credits

Sets, radio recordings and releases where Kyau & Albert is credited as MC or vocalist.

Watch The World Deluxe

2017

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About

Members: Steven Moebius Albert, Ralph Kyau

Founders of German trance label euphonic. In August 2006 they announced that they were to be known as 'Kyau & Albert' instead of 'Kyau vs Albert' to avoid confusion. Ralph Kyau and Steven Moebius Albert both hail from Loebau in Saxony, Germany, which is quite close to the Czech and Polish borders. Don't use this group for full name credits. Split them into their separate names instead.