Good Groove

Good Groove (born in 1968, passed away on 20. February 2014) started his DJ career in the heydays of the early Munich techno scene alongside later famous DJs such as Hell, Sven Väth, and Westbam. In the early 90s he got into producing as well and moved to Frankfurt to work as A&R for Sven Väth's legendary labels Eye Q and Harthouse. Following their footsteps, Good Groove launched his own outlet Frisbee Tracks which became home to a number of highly respected artists such as Monika Kruse, Voodooamt, Roland Casper, and Ricardo Villalobos. Good Groove's office also ran a booking agency and another label, Multicolor Recordings. For a couple of years he suffered from a lung disease and after a lung transplantation he did not recover anymore.