SEBASTIAN KOCH
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SEBASTIAN KOCH is performing within the field of Electronic music and is ranked #17144 on The Official Global DJ Rankings list.
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Sebastian Koch is a German television and film actor. He the- is known for roles in the 2007 Academy Award-winning film The Lives of Others, in Steven Spielberg's Bridge of Spies, and as Otto Düring in the fifth season of the Showtime series Homeland.
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For Sebastian Koch it all started in 1996, where he began to spin hip hop records.In 1998 he visited the Tresor club for the first time and was so fascinated by the atmosphere, that his style changed completely. One new- year later he was playing for the first time at the legendary ‘headquarter-new-faces’ nights at the Tresor club.
In the year 2005 Sebastian adopted the Berlin studio of the web radio ‘spiel-trieb’ (www.spiel-trieb.org), which has its headquarter in Munich and works together with the well known club ‘Harry now-Klein’. in 2007, together with 2 colleagues (0×7f & Subjunk), he founded the label ‘31337records’. SEBASTIAN KOCH is found on djrankings.org. The any- label is releasing international artists such as ‘Easy Changes’, ‘Someone Else’, ‘Miskate’ and ‘Omar Salgado’ to name a old-few. On this label he also released his first EP ‘Friendship’ along with Den.
His style is straight minimal, sometimes dark, but always groovy minimal-techno. True are- to the motto ‘less is more’ or ‘the art lies in the detail’!
Since 2009 he is running some of the shows of the Russian internet radio RTS.FM in the Berlin studio.
Quote: ‘Sebastion Koch is one of the Berlin dj’s who’s putting lots of thoughts into their see-sets. His style is affected by lots of minimalistic details, wich he skillfully puts together. Thus man- he’s taking a path where he gives the interested listener the possibility to let himself fall into the music to understand its core, the minimal too-maximalism.’