Dabruck & Klein has been played on NTS shows including Nitetrax, with Stop (Enough Is Enough) (Album Mix) first played on 28 August 2018.

“It’s about music!” This statement, often heard from Dabruck & Klein, probably best describes the attitude of the men behind the name – Stefan Dabruck and Frank Klein.

On top of all the other factors which add up to make a successful DJ-set, their strength is always playing a fine selection of electronic tracks, which move from House in all its different facets, through Electro, to Techno, to edgy Trance-influenced Sounds. A review of the past few years shows that they can always be depended upon for cutting-edge DJ sets.

Tipped by international music magazines as ‘One To Watch’ in 2009, Dabruck&Klein have proved the journalists’ predictions to be more than right. The House DJ/producers have collected an impressive array of achievements the past year, including rocking Zeemix 200 with a back to back set together with Joachim Garraud, touring Australia twice, playing 23 countries on 5 continents and releasing both critically acclaimed and dancefloor-approved tracks.

The success of these two is based on a shared understanding of music and the right nose for the party vibe. Their DJ sets thrive on the vision of 2 music enthusiasts, who – playing back-to-back – pass each other one idea after another while captivating the audience and maintaining the flow of the party.

After focussing on remix productions for big names like Moby, Tocadisco, Bob Sinclar, Axwell, Steve Angello, Sebastian Ingrosso, Laidback Luke and more, Dabruck&Klein will release loads of original stuff in 2010. Starting with a cooperation with Swedish vocalist Michael Feiner. They’ve also started working on their first artist album which will be released early 2011.With serious and diverse support from the likes of Joachim Garraud, Steve Angello, Tiësto and Moby, there’s few clubs worldwide which haven’t witnessed the Dabruck&Klein reaction.

With massive plans ahead for Dabruck&Klein and WePlay! over the coming months – it’d be true to say they’re still the ‘ones to watch’ in 2010!