Sundays on The Roof | Till von Sein/ Kris Wadsworth/ Carlos Chiesa

"Till Von Sein is the master of arrogance, mostly because he rocks crispy white tee's with catchy slogans on them for like maybe two or three uses tops and then throws them away. Plus whenever he's buying sneakers, homeboy always cops two pair. I mean, if that ain't keeping it really real in Berlin, than we don't even know." Soul Clap, Boston, 2010.

Till is a typical urban kid; growing up in the nineties with skateboarding and hip hop, he was running his own street wear shop for seven years until he in 2006 decided to focus 100% on his music career.

Besides working as the booking agent for a number of infamous German acts, Till is also a heavily acclaimed dj and producer with releases on labels like Supplement Facts, Suol and Dirt Crew Recs, with collaborations with Tigerskin, Aera, Chopstick, Catz'n'Dogz etc. and with remixes on Ministry of Sound, Plastic City and many others on the discography.

His heart and dedication, however, is to be found in dj'ing. For the past two years he has been travelling all over the world; South Africa, Japan, US and all over Europe never letting the dancefloor down. A dj set from Till Von Sein is soulful and pop infused, you for sure never know what you are gonna get – only thing certain is, that it will be some wicked stuff.

Von Sein released his first solo album for Suol in October 2011. In 2013 we're awaiting 2nd Mix CD on Suol right after Fritz Kalkbrenner. More to come.


Outed on the Detroit rave scene at the age of 12, Kris Wadsworth qualifies as one of the most interesting producers to be coming out of the United States right now. Having offered up a barrage of stunning EP's in 2009, including 'Mainline' on Hypercolour, dubbed 'one of the best tracks to be released this year… absolutely essential' by Resident Advisor, 2010 looks set to be the same.

Having first heard the sounds of dance music from mix tapes his sibling would bring home from local nightclubs, he luckily found electronic music to be his ultimate creative medium after first beginning music production at age 14 and then spending years experimenting with various genres. Now, his intricate, genre-defying and deceptively dense no-nonsense style is easily recognisable and bears the stamp of authenticity.

Further laudable productions followed 'Mainline', for labels including Morris/Audio, Adult Only, Fresh Meat and NRK, notching up a stylish catalogue. Furthermore, in late 2009 Kris had the pleasure of remixing Steve Bug's striking 'Swallowed Too Much Bass' track for Poker Flat. One of a dying breed of vinyl junkies, as a DJ it is fair to say that he knows his art, moving freely between dub-esque textures and wanderings, to larger peak-time records.

Forward thinking but with a respect for the music's past, Kris is ardently gimmick–free and a true character – with the skill to back up his musical ethics, he's in it for the long-haul.