The Digital Blonde

The Digital Blonde is one of the scene's greatest and longest standing producers, holding down the dark and synth drenched side of Trance for over than 3 decades and still producing some of the best tracks and albums in the modern era. His status in the scene is legendary and his music seems to be from a complete otherly world, ever changing and evolving like a natural process. His Journes began about 1985 when his uncle played him a song called “Drowning in Berlin” by The Mobiles as well as “ I find my way home” by Vangelis. Finding out that those strange sounds came out of a Synthesizer, he decided to get one. First success came with releases like the "Europa E.P." in 1999, where the track "Elektra" gained