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Genlog


In the summer of 1991, Claus Pieper and Oliver Kuntzer, both experienced DJs, decided to combine their musical ideas and form a group. Shortly after their initial session, they teamed up with Ingo Kays to create Genlog. The group began producing music that was both innovative and highly danceable. Their first release, the "Mockmoon EP," featuring the rave anthem "Mockmoon," brought them significant recognition and marked their breakthrough in the national and international techno-house scene. This success led to their first appearance at Mayday, one of the largest house techno parties of the time, where they performed in front of 30,000 ravers. From then on, Genlog toured extensively across the European rave scene. In 1993, Genlog transitioned from the Belgian label "Music Man" to the Berlin-based "Low Spirit." The group released tracks like "House for You and Me," "Revolution," and "It Feels So," but by the mid-1990s, Ingo Kays left the group, and Genlog returned to a duo with Pieper and Kuntzer. They continued releasing their own tracks such as "Eiskalt," "Airwalk," "Ceasefire," "Face da Music," and their latest single "More Music." Genlog also worked on remixes for several notable artists at their studio, "Smoke and Dream Studios." Their remix work included tracks for artists like Marusha ("Somewhere Over the Rainbow"), RMB ("Redemption"), Emanuel Top ("Turkish Bazar"), Alien Factory ("Oet the Future"), and Hooligan ("Sueno Futuro"). In addition to their remix work, ...

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