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Dash Berlin
Jeffrey Sutorius of Dash Berlin performing live in October 2010
Jeffrey Sutorius of Dash Berlin performing live in October 2010
Background information
OriginThe Hague, Netherlands
Genres
Years active2006–present
Labels
Members
  • Eelke Kalberg
  • Sebastiaan Molijn
  • Ryan Fieret
Past membersJeffrey Sutorius
Websitedashberlin.com

Dash Berlin is a Dutch electronic music group started in 2007 in The Hague by Eelke Kalberg and Sebastiaan Molijn.[1][2] Dash Berlin were voted the seventh most popular DJs in the world according to DJ Mag in 2012; Kalberg and Molijn were record producers.[3] Kalberg and Molijn left the group in 2019 and returned in 2021 after winning a legal dispute against Jeffrey Sutorius over the "Dash Berlin" trademark. Since 2022 Ryan Fieret is the frontman of the group.[4]

Kalberg and Molijn have been contributing to the international dance scene for over twenty years, with award-winning and platinum-selling hits for dance acts such as Alice Deejay, Vengaboys, Candee Jay, Pronti and Kalmani and Solid Sessions. Their track "Better Off Alone" was one of the first trance records that became big in the U.S. and was later sampled by French superstar DJ David Guetta in his song "Play Hard" and one of America's biggest rappers Wiz Khalifa in his breakthrough record "Say Yeah".[5] They also had worked together with DJ Sander Kleinenberg on classic tracks like "This Is Miami" and "The Fruit" and remixes for major artists such as Justin Timberlake ('Rock Your Body' Remix winning the award for 'Best Remix' at the Dance Star USA Awards), Janet Jackson, BT, Usher, N.E.R.D., Lenny Kravitz, Junkie XL, Röyksopp, Mylo and Annie Lennox.[5]

On 18 June 2018, Sutorius announced his split from Dash Berlin while severing ties with Kalberg and Molijn, alleging mismanagement and career neglect issues. Beginning October 2018, Sutorius has been performing and releasing songs credited under his own name,[6] while Dash Berlin continued as a duo. Sutorius later gained legal ownership of the name on 21 June 2019 while Kalberg and Molijn were forced out from Dash Berlin to pursue their own musical projects.

On 29 March 2021, Sutorius announced on his Facebook page that he would onwards perform, produce and release music under his own name "Jeffrey Sutorius". The announcement came after he had lost a legal dispute with the former members of the group who has since 17 March 2021 been the legal owners of the Dash Berlin trademark.[4][7]

History

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Formation

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Dash Berlin was formed by Kalberg and Molijn in The Hague, Netherlands, with Sutorius joining soon after.[8] Jeffrey Sutorius was a fan of electronic music from his high school days and in his late teens worked in a record store and became a collector of vinyl trance music. Inspired by pioneering figures such as Sven Väth, Oliver Lieb and Sander Kleinenberg, Sutorius began mixing and producing his own music. He released his first record on 'BPM Legends' records. He started performing in the Dutch underground music scene in early '95 and teamed up with fellow producers and close friends Kalberg and Molijn to form Dash Berlin into a trio in 2006.[8]

Sutorius' split from group and eventual return

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On 18 June 2018, Jeffrey Sutorius announced through a press statement that he would be leaving the group, while cutting his connections with Kalberg, Molijn, and the Vanderkleij Agency.[9] He revealed that Molijn and Kalberg had registered the name "Dash Berlin" under their own names while leaving him out, thus leaving him legally unable to perform as Dash Berlin. Further attempts to reconcile through lawyers and courts had failed, and Sutorius was also blocked from accessing the group's social media accounts after severing ties with his former partners.[10][7] Sutorius later announced that he would be producing and performing under his own name, beginning October 2018.[6]

In a second press statement with DJ Mag, Sutorius revealed that his intense touring periods had brought up health issues for him in late-2017, which in turn led him to take two months off for a physical checkup. During that time period, Sutorius was unable to perform, to his management's heavy opposition.[11] He eventually stopped working with his booking company, while Kalberg and Molijn froze Sutorius out of Dash Berlin's social media accounts and filed a court claim against him for failure to fulfil his booked shows. The court later denied the claim.[12] Kalberg and Molijn's reasons for registering the Dash Berlin name without Sutorius are still unclear due to their refusal to provide documents and information to Sutorius.[11]

On 21 June 2019, Dash Berlin released an official statement which announced the departure of Kalberg and Molijn from the group, leaving behind Sutorius to lead the group as a solo artist.[13] The group concluded that the "chemistry between [Dash Berlin] is gone and that it is time for a change", with the former producers focusing on new musical projects.[14]

Recognition

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The breakthrough for Dash Berlin came in early 2007 with "Till the Sky Falls Down". The track went to the top of the trance charts worldwide, due in part to Armin van Buuren who included it on the third chapter of his acclaimed Universal Religion mix album. Van Buuren subsequently signed Dash Berlin to the Armada Music label.[5]

Dash Berlin won the IDMA award for the track "Waiting" in the category 'Best High Energy Track' and was nominated three times at the International Dance Music Awards, during the WMC in Miami in 2009. His tracks "Waiting" featuring Australian singer Emma Hewitt and "Man On The Run", a collaboration with fellow Armada artists Cerf, Mitiska and Jaren were both nominated that year in the category 'Best Trance Track'. In Armin van Buuren's popular radio show A State of Trance the "Waiting" single was elected by the audience to the second best trance track of the year 2009. The music video is shot in Rotterdam and gained over twenty-five million views on YouTube.

In 2010, Dash were nominated for the "Best European DJ" at the IDMA's and entered the DJ Mag Top 100 poll at number 15. They won the DJ Mag Top 100 Award for "Highest New Entry", during the Magazine's ceremony at the Ministry Of Sound in London, hosted by Boy George. Beating other famous Dutch DJs such as Armin van Buuren, Tiesto, Ferry Corsten as the highest Dutch entry to date. On 20 October 2011, DJ Magazine announced the results of their annual Top 100 DJ Poll for the very first time in Amsterdam, with Dash Berlin placed at number eight in the world.[15] In 2012, Dash Berlin receives a nomination for "Best Trance Track" at the IDMA's for his track with Jonathan Mendelsohn entitled "Better Half Of Me". October 2012: In Mexico Dash Berlin are nominated for a prestigious Lunas Award in the category Electronic Music among other artists such as Armin van Buuren, Paul van Dyk, and David Guetta, among others. Later that month, Dash were ranked number 7 in the DJ Mag Top 100 poll, making them the second most popular Trance DJ in the world, right after their mentor Armin van Buuren. In December 2012, Dash Berlin were nominated for a 'Tunisia Music Award', Africa's biggest award show to date. Also in December, Dash Berlin headlined the Sunset Music Festival in Sri Lanka for the first time. In February 2013, Dash Berlin headlined Ultra Chile and Ultra Buenos Aires with Avicii, Carl Cox and Armin van Buuren. In 2013, Dash Berlin received a nomination for the "Best Trance Track" at the IDMA awards for their single "When You Were Around" featuring British singer Kate Walsh.

Dash Berlin was the first DJ to be announced for Armin van Buuren's A State Of Trance 600 event in 2013. Dash played at ASOT Den Bosch, ASOT Mexico City, ASOT Minsk, ASOT Sofia, ASOT Beirut, and ASOT Guatemala.[16]

In 2014, Dash Berlin were nominated for the 2014 Ibiza DJ Award, but lost out to Iban Mendoza.[17]

Aropa Records

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In early 2009, plans emerged to expand the Dash Berlin influence with their own label called Aropa Records. The first release under the new label is "Man on the Run", a collaboration with fellow Armada artists Cerf, Mitiska and Jaren. The track rocketed to the top of the international trance charts and received a nomination for 'Best Trance Track' at the annual Trance Awards. The song is also the lead single of their debut album The New Daylight which was released later that year in October. In April 2012, Dash Berlin released their second artist album on Aropa and Armada Music titled #Musicislife.[8]

North Sea Music

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In April 2021, it was announced that Dash Berlin had started a new label that was distributed via the DistroKid service called North Sea Music. Currently it is a private label, however the trio teased at the idea of opening it up to more indie artists sometime soon.[18]

Discography

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Studio albums

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List of studio albums
Title Album details
The New Daylight[19]
  • Released: 12 October 2009
  • Label: Armada, Aropa
  • Format: CD, digital download
#Musicislife[20]
  • Released: 27 April 2012
  • Label: Armada
  • Format: CD, digital download
We Are (Part 1)[21]
  • Released: 29 August 2014
  • Label: Aropa
  • Format: CD, digital download
We Are (Part 2)[22]
  • Released: 24 March 2017
  • Label: Armada
  • Format: CD, digital download

Singles

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List of singles, with selected chart positions and certifications
Title[23] Year Peak chart positions Album
NLD
[24] 		BEL
[25]
"Till the Sky Falls Down" 2007 36 — The New Daylight
"Man on the Run"[26]
(with Cerf, Mitiska and Jaren) 		2009 93 —
"Waiting"[27]
(featuring Emma Hewitt) 		— 25
"Never Cry Again"[28] 2010 — —
"Janeiro"
(featuring Solid Sessions) 		— —
"Disarm Yourself"[29]
(featuring Emma Hewitt) 		2011 — — #Musicislife
"Apollo Road"[30]
(with ATB) 		— — Distant Earth
"Better Half of Me"[31]
(featuring Jonathan Mendelsohn) 		— — #Musicislife
"World Falls Apart"[32]
(featuring Jonathan Mendelsohn) 		2012 — —
"Go It Alone"[33]
(featuring Sarah Howells) 		— —
"Silence in Your Heart"
(featuring Chris Madin) 		— —
"Like Spinning Plates"[34]
(featuring Emma Hewitt) 		— —
"When You Were Around"[35]
(featuring Kate Walsh) 		— —
"Fool for Life"
(featuring Chris Madin) 		2013 — —
"Steal You Away"[36]
(with Alexander Popov featuring Jonathan Mendelsohn) 		— —
"Jar of Hearts"[37]
(featuring Christina Novelli) 		— —
"Dragonfly"[38]
(with Carita La Nina) 		2014 — — Non-album single
"Earth Meets Water"
(with Rigby) 		— — We Are (Part 1)
"Here Tonight"[39]
(with Jay Cosmic featuring Collin McLoughlin) 		— —
"Somehow"[40]
(with 3lau featuring Bright Lights) 		— —
"Shelter"
(featuring Roxanne Emery) 		— —
"Never Let You Go"
(with John Dahlbäck featuring BullySongs) 		2015 — —
"This Is Who We Are"[41]
(with Syzz) 		— — We Are (Part 2)
"Underneath the Sky"
(featuring Christon) 		— — We Are (Part 1)
"Yesterday Is Gone"[42]
(with DubVision featuring Jonny Rose) 		— — We Are (Part 2)
"I Take Care"[43]
(vs. Clément Bcx) 		— —
"Gold"[citation needed]
(with Dbstf featuring Jake Reese, Waka Flocka and DJ Whoo Kid) 		2016 — —
"Without the Sun"[44]
(with Luca Perra) 		— —
"Heaven"
(featuring Do) 		— —
"Listen to Your Heart"[45]
(featuring Christina Novelli) 		2017 — —
"Save Myself"[46]
(with Dbstf featuring Josie Nelson) 		2018 — — Non-album singles
"Locked Out of Heaven"[47]
(cover, featuring Jonathan Mendelsohn) 		2019 — —
"You Broke Me First"[48]
(cover) 		2021 — —
"Oceans"[49] — —
"Home at Last"[50]
(with Sir Notch) 		— —
"All I Want "[51]
(cover, featuring Bo Bruce) 		2022 — —
"Time After Time"[52]
(cover, with DubVision and Emma Hewitt) 		— —
"Better Off (Alone, Pt. III)"
(with Alan Walker and Vikkstar) 		2023 — —
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released.

Remixes

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Jeffrey Sutorius Discography formerly credited to Dash Berlin

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This is a list of songs released under the Dash Berlin name under the period from when control of the band's name was legally owned by former live member Jeffrey Sutorius in 2019, and when founding members Eelke and Sebastiaan won the legal battle to regain ownership of their band.

Singles

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List of singles by Jeffrey Sutorius
Title Year Album
"New Dawn"[85]
(featuring Haliene) 		2020 Non-album singles
"Chasin' the Sun"[86]
(featuring Jess Hall)
"Lighting the Bridges"[87]
(featuring Roxanne Emery)
"Keep Me Close"[88]
(with Timmo Hendrinks)
"See in the Dark"[89]
(featuring Gid Sedgwick)
"No Regrets"[90]
(featuring Jordan Grace)
"Skies"[91]
(with Blackcode featuring Charlie Miller)
"Souls of the Ocean"[92]
"Firefly"[93]
(with ANG) 		2021

Remixes

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