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Kölsch
Kölsch
Background information
Birth name	Rune Reilly Kølsch
Born	(1977-02-09) 9 February 1977 (age 47)
Origin	Denmark
Genres	House, techno
Occupation(s)	Dj, musician
Labels	Kompakt Records

Rune Reilly Kölsch or just Kölsch, is a Danish techno musician and DJ.^[1]

His track "Grey" reached top 20 in the UK and he has worked with Coldplay, Imogen Heap, London Grammar, Tiga, Sasha, Michael Mayer

In 2017 he performed on top of the Eiffel Tower in Paris, which was streamed to over 10 million people

Discography

Kölsch Studio albums

2013: 1977
2015: 1983
2017: 1989

Kölsch Singles

2010: "Loreley"
2010: "Silberpfeil"
2011: "Opa"
2011: "Der Alte"
2012: "All that Matters" (with Troels Abrahamsen)
2013: "Goldfisch"
2013: "Zig"
2014: "Cassiopeia"
2015: "Two Birds"
2015: "DerDieDas"
2016: "KIR"
2016: "Grey"
2017: "Goodbye"
2017: "Push"
2018: "Left Eye Left"
2018: "Emoticon"
2018: "Little Death"
2018 "Hal" (with Tiga)
2019 "The Lights" (with Sasha)
2020 "Glypto"
2020 "Shoulder Of Giants"

Other projects

As Artificial Funk

1995: "Real Funk"
1996: "Zone One"
2000: "Use It (The Music)"
2001: "People Don't Know"
2002: "Together"
2005: "Never Alone"

As Ink and Needle

2006: "Number One/Number Two"
2006: "Number Three/Number Four"
2007: "Number Five/Number Six"
2007: "Number Seven/Number Eight"
2008: "Number Nine/Number Ten"
2008: "Number Eleven/Number Twelve"

As other aliases

2003: "Calabria", as Rune
2003: "I Just Want to Be a Drummer", as Heavy Rock
2004: "Beautiful", as Rude RKade
2007: "Koochi Koochi", as Fashion Victims
2007: "Elephant", as Rune & Sydenham (with Jerome Sydenham)
2008: "Peter Pan/Snow Bored", as Rune & Sydenham (Jerome Sydenham)

References

^ WELBY, AUGUSTUS (2014). "Kölsch". beat. Melbourne, Australia. Retrieved 22 November 2018.

External links

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