Pascal F.E.O.S. to Kick Off the 'Arenaparty' Series

In September, the family of serial dance club parties is expecting a new addition. Special guests from Germany and the UK will treat us to sets at the club eNeo. The venue has recently been completely prepared to welcome guests of global stature, having undergone additional restyling and conversion in July. The club's first floor now serves as a lounge restaurant with a fitting sofa atmosphere. The second floor has undergone both interior and serious technical changes. The most powerful sound and cutting-edge lighting combined with performances by renowned DJs promise to become the club's hallmark, at least for the next six months. On September 20th, Pascal F.E.O.S., the founding father of techno music, DJ, producer, and promoter, will perform at eNeo. Pascal has devoted over seventeen years to electronic music while staying true to his roots. From his early performances (a time when a DJ's work was judged by the amount of drinks consumed at the bar) to his latest solo album, one can trace a subtle stylistic techno orientation and a certain minimalism that ties his records together. Pascal himself admits that there are three musicians who serve as role models for him: Jean Michel Jarre, Anne Clarke, and Sven Väth. Pascal began tasting fame when he collaborated with Maik Maurice in the early 90s. Together, they founded the project Resistance D, which conquered dance floors worldwide with its live performances, including in Japan and Australia. F.E.O.S. has been a guest at clubs such as Twilo, Spundae, Groove Movement, Hush, and Parliament. Pascal F.E.O.S.'s first track releases took place on labels belonging to the legendary Sven Väth – Eye Q and Harthouse. Stylistically, it was a mix of trance and techno music. Further development of his creative path is linked to collaborations with musicians like Gabriele Le Mar and Alex Azary. Critics claim that this cooperation marks a milestone in the evolution of electronic dance music. Together with Alex Azary, Pascal F.E.O.S. released tracks on labels like Electrical Lux, Planet Vision, and Hey Babe!. Today, these labels are a hallmark of the techno-trance movement.