Warp Brothers
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Warp Brothers is the electronic dance music group started by German DJs Oliver Goedicke and Jürgen Dohr in 1999. Their style includes house, trance, breakbeat and electro in early days, lately hard dance, trance and psytrance.
At the beginning of their carrier their most successful hits were "Phatt Bass", "We Will Survive" and "Blast the Speakers", which charted in several countries.[1][2][3][4]
The original version of "Phatt Bass" was by Warp Brothers vs. Aquagen, based on New Order's "Confusion" (Pump Panel Reconstruction Mix), and should not be confused with Public Domain's "Operation Blade", which was based on the same song. "Blast the Speakers" was featured on the 2005 techno album Radikal Techno 6.
In 2010 Jürgen Dohr left the group. In 2015 Peter Sildegren is joining Oliver Goedicke and making come back for Warp Brothers.
The success of “Phatt Bass 2016” (#1 at Beatport and amongst the three most played club and festival tunes of the year) gave them support from Armin Van Buuren, Tiesto, Afrojack, David Guetta, Hardwell, W&W, and Dash Berlin.[citation needed]
Singles
- 2000: "Phatt Bass" (vs. Aquagen)
- 2001: "We Will Survive"
- 2002: "Blast the Speakers"
- 2002: "The Power"
- 2002: "Cokane"
- 2003: "Going Insane" (feat. Red Monkey)
- 2005: "Phatt Bass"
- 2006: "Push Up"
- 2007: "Dominator"
- 2008: "Phatt Bass" (vs. Ali Payami)
- 2016: "Phatt Bass" (vs. Wolfpack)
- 2017: "Cokane"
- 2018: "Husten" (vs. Dj Bonebreaker)
- 2018: "Time & Space"
- 2019: "Warped Jump"
- 2019: "Ska Train" (vs. Dj Quicksilver feat. The Beatmasters)
- 2020: "Dreamworld" (vs. Pablo Quinones)
Selected discography
- Warp 10 (2002)
- Warp Factor (2003)
- TranzWorld, Vol. 6.0 (2003)
- TranzWorld, Vol. 7 (2004)
- TranzWorld, Vol. 8 (2004)
- TranzWorld, Vol. 9 (2005)
- Live in Sydney (2005)
- Big in Japan (2006)
Remixes
Ayumi Hamasaki : Still alone (Warp Brothers Extended mix) (April 2002)
References
- ^ Roberts, David (2006). British Hit Singles & Albums (19th ed.). London: Guinness World Records Limited. p. 591. ISBN 1-904994-10-5.
- ^ "Singles: Warp Brothers Vs Aquagen". Official Charts Company. UK.
- ^ "Warp Brothers". Austran Charts.at. Retrieved 19 January 2016.
- ^ Murray, Gordon (8 January 2015). "Spotify Spotlight Lifts Avicii on Dance/Electronic Charts". Billboard.com.
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