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Revision as of 23:36, 28 April 2005
Paul Van Dyk (born December 16, 1971) is a world renowned trance artist, DJ and remixer. Born in Eisenhüttenstadt, Germany, he began as a newcomer to the Berlin club scene in 1991 at Turbine. It was when his friends suggested he pursue DJing after hearing some of his mix tapes, that his career began to take off. Since then, he has become a worldwide DJ and is in popular demand from Hong Kong to LA. His 2000 release Out There and Back catapulted him into superstardom. His song, "For An Angel" is widely considered to be one of the first epic trance songs, and was also ranked as the number 2 electronic song at the end of the last millennium. Other notable tracks include "Travelling" and "Forbidden Fruit." Paul is noticeable political in his celebrity. He was one of the first DJs to be a part of America's Rock the Vote campaign in 2004 and has been seen sporting a T-shirt reading, "Stop the War".
Paul van Dyk has a weekly Radio-Show on Germany's Radio Fritz every Wednesday from 20:00 - 22:00 CET.
Aliases: DFM
Discography
Albums
- 1994 45 RPM (Remixes Per Minute)
- 1994 Pumpin
- 1994 The Green Valley EP
- 1995 Emergency (The Remixes)
- 1996 Seven Ways
- 2000 Out There And Back
- 2001 Columbia EP
- 2002 Zurdo
- 2003 Global
- 2003 Reflections
Singles
- 1995 You Like That?! (as DFM)
- 1996 Beautiful Place
- 1997 Forbidden Fruit
- 1997 Words
- 1998 For An Angel
- 1999 Another Way
- 1999 Namistai (with BT)
- 1999 Tell Me Why (The Riddle)
- 2000 Lovin' U (as DFM)
- 2000 We Are Alive
- 2002 Animacion
- 2003 How We Used to Live (with Saint Etienne)
- 2003 Nothing But You
- 2003 Time Of Our Lives
- 2003 Buenaventura
- 2004 Crush
- 2004 Wir Sind Wir (with Peter Heppner)
Co Production
- "The Visions Of Shiva" (with Cosmic Baby)
Video
- 2003 Global (DVD)
Dj Compilations