The Tiefschwarz Brothers Return to Moscow

On Saturday, December 26, the Tiefschwarz brothers will perform at the 'Krysha Mira' club. Over their fifteen-year career, the legendary Tiefschwarz have established themselves as individuals finely attuned to the latest trends in dance music. Since the early 90s, the 'black' brothers started DJing, approaching this profession with German seriousness - they spent 5 years behind the turntables to grasp the profound essence of dance music. Their first DJing experience came in 1990 when one of the project members, Ali, opened the ON-U club in Stuttgart. The place operated for 3 years, becoming the starting point for Tiefschwarz. In 1993, Ali opened another venue named Red Dog. Their work experience in these clubs allowed the Schwarz brothers to become known both locally and internationally: in Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland, the USA, Australia, etc... After six years of continuous DJing, the brothers ventured into producing and in 1996 founded their label Continuemusics. The first single released on it was '24 Seven,' including remixes by Boris Dlugosh and Michi Lange. A pivotal moment in their career occurred in 1998 when they signed a deal with Edel/Benztown Records. The label immediately released their new 100% hit - simply titled 'Music.' The release became the number one club track of 1999, underwent numerous reissues, and captured the electronic music community's intense attention for a long time. On the same night at 'Krysha Mira,' the violinist Tamara Sidorova will perform her show. Recently, Tamara has been living in Germany, where her solo career is thriving successfully. She masterfully handles all styles and techniques of violin playing, equally skillful in performing classical violin concerts, jazz, avant-garde, and contemporary material. www.myspace.com/tiefschwarz