Sebastian Weikum

Sebastian was born on 21 september 1986. His journey with music began in his childhood, when he used to play his first melodies on keyboard toy, which gave him great joy. At the age of 10 he started playing the piano, but it did not resulted in great pianist career. In 2002 he started to make first steps in production. He learned the basics from music software like eJay Magix Music maker , and later on fruity Loops. His first arrangements oscillated around many different music genres: house, trance and even dance. Like he grants himself, he was always fascinated in many styles. You can taste the variety of genres in his productions. At the beginning of 2010 the dream finally became reality, the first release was given by an Italian Label - Picche Records. Album consisted 4 tracks contenting to tech-House, Minimal House and Electro House. In march 2010 his two progressive House Tracks '"Good Morning'' and ''No Rush'' became contracted with American label L8-Night Records. After releasing in L8-Night Records Sebastian made his mind up about going back to the roots of his beloved music- trance. The effects of this love, came out very fast … In July 2010 he has been noticed and appreciated by Ferry Corsten, who’s label Flashover Recordings decided to give out his creation “ Strawberry Land''. Soon after the song was played in 162 release of every week show '"Corsten's Cauntdown''. In the show beside Sebastian you could have heard many great productions like Miachel Woods, Cosmic Gate or Richard Duran. “Strawberry land” was later also played in Paul Van Dyk's Vonyc Sessions no 209. But there’s never to much luck … Exactly month after contracting with Flashover, his productions attract attention of Black Hole Recordings, a world giant, whose initiator is Tiesto himself. All of this opportunities only gave him a huge motivation, and made him work harder. In the nearest future he’s planning to carry on perfecting his producing skills and broadening his music portfolio. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.