Daniel Derball is a person with electronic music pulsing through his veins. Since he stumbled upon the first record of that genre, at the age of 10, it was his fate. Jean-Michel Jarre's album Equinoxe, released in the year Daniel was born, marked the birth of his great love. When he received a portable radio as a gift in the year of the reunification of Germany, he spent the nights soaking up mor
e electronic music on channel DT64, learning this new language little by little. The first raves followed, than his first night at Tresor Club at the age of 17. A life-changing time began in which Daniel lost his heart to the dance floor. He spent every free minute following the baseline from one Berlin club to the next, getting to know a wide spectrum of music. In the same year, through a friend ,he came into contact with DJing for the first time. He was immediately captivated when he was standing behind the turntables, and felt the beginning of something new. A new way of being close the music he loved, now being able to speak the language he learned for the first time. The digital age dawned and once again Daniel let his enthusiasm guide him and quickly acquired new knowledge and skills. His heart filled with all the different varieties of electronic music, he found expression as an artist in two forms:
As SENSEN, he masters the art of harder styles and ignites the dancefloor with music from Ben Klock, Green Velvet, Jeff Mills and many other classics. As Daniel Derball, he creates driving, playful sets with melodic, progressive Techhouse. Using the music of Artbat, Victor Ruiz, CamelFat and many others, he rolls out a bouncy carpet on which the dancing crowd can fly away. Music loving Dancers have been able to enjoy Daniel's sets at many secret raves. He also has impressed people at festivals like Wilde Möhre, Sonara and Lusatia. Most people probably know him from the Wurzelfestival, where every year at the end of the rave, with @aglsofficial , he guides the dancing crowd from the festival ground, to dance away the last amount of energy at sunset. There is so much more that could be said, but the best way to sum it up:
