Moguai
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| Background information | |
| Birth name | André Tegeler |
| Origin | German |
| Genres | Electronica Neo-trance Progressive house Electro house |
| Occupation(s) | DJ, producer |
| Years active | 2002–present |
| Labels | Mau5trap, Punx Records, Size Records |
| Website | moguai |
Moguai (born André Tegeler,[1] Recklinghausen, Germany), is a German DJ and EDM producer.[2] He is best known for his 2002 hit "U Know Y", and his earlier hit "The Rock" which used a sample from the song "Top Billin'" by rap group Audio Two. Starting in early 2010, he became one of few people to release music on deadmau5's record label, mau5trap. On April 13, 2010, he released his first album, We Ar Lyve, on mau5trap. This album featured singles released in the months prior to the album's release, including "Lyve" / "Imperial" and "Nyce" / "Blau".
He has a monthly radio show on the electro house stream of Digitally Imported Radio.
Discography
CD albums
- We Ar Lyve (2010)
Singles
- "U Know Y" (2002) [Kosmo Records] - UK #62[1]
- "Tonight" (2006) [Punx Records]
- "Beatbox" (2009) [Cathouse Records]
- "Zyvox" (2009) [mau5trap]
- "Lyve" (2009) [mau5trap]
- "Nyce" / "Blau" (2009) [mau5trap]
- "Stay Planetary EP" (2010) [mau5trap]
- "We Want Your Soul" (2010) [Size Records]
- "Oyster" (2010) [mau5trap]
- "8001" (2011) [mau5trap]
- "Optinuum" (2011) [mau5trap]
- "Beat of the Drum" (feat. SOFI) (2011) [mau5trap]
Remixes
- Alexander Marcus - "1,2,3" (Moguai Remix) (2008)
- Funkerman - "Slide" (Moguai Remix) (2009)
- Kohlbecker & Eilmes - "Tabasco" (Moguai Remix) (2009)
- Moby - "One Time We Loves" (Moguai Remix) (2010)
- Lazy Jay - "Float My Boat" (Moguai Remix) (2010)
- Big World - "Quadrillion" (Moguai Remix) (2010)
- Moonbeam - "Song For A Girl" (Moguai Remix) (2010)
- Michael Woods - "Dynamik" (Moguai Remix) (2010)
- Felix da Housecat & Thee Nese Djouma Projesi - "Zaman" (Moguai Remix) (2011)
- Britney Spears - "I Wanna Go" (Moguai Remix) (2011)
- Afrojack - "Bangduck" (Moguai Remix) (2011)
- Beyoncé - "Best Thing I Never Had (Moguai Remix) (2011)
References
- ^ a b Roberts, David (2006). British Hit Singles & Albums (19th ed.). London: Guinness World Records Limited. p. 373. ISBN 1-904994-10-5.
- ^ Wesolowski, David Peter. "Biography: DJ Moguai". Allmusic. Retrieved 5 June 2010.
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