
Marcel Dettmann, a prominent DJ and producer, is widely acknowledged as one of the foremost influencers of modern Techno. Closely associated with Berlin and renowned establishments like Berghain and Hard Wax, Dettmann has remained steadfast in his commitment to pushing the boundaries of electronic music, particularly by exploring the fusion of visual art and techno.
Hailing from the former GDR, Dettmannâs early exposure to electronic music was fueled by diverse influences such as new wave, post-punk, and industrial music. It was only later that he delved into the realm of techno, ultimately immersing himself completely in this genre. Since the early 1990s, he has been an integral part of the Berlin music scene, serving as both an artist and a DJ. His journey led him to become a resident DJ at OstGut in 1999, and he has maintained a residency at Berghain since the clubâs inception in 2004.

Dettmannâs musical creations, released through his MDR label and Ostgut Ton, as well as his compilations and mixes for renowned platforms like Fabric, Music Man, !K7, and Dekmantel, straddle the line between contemporary techno and its pre-techno roots. His distinctive aesthetic is characterized by its minimalistic and raw qualities, evoking a sense of emotion and unpredictability.
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What was it like growing up in PöÃneck, and what kind of kid were you back then? Tell me about your hobbies and what kind of music you listened to as you got older. You said you have even been a master of Judo, How did that happen?
Actually, I was born in PöÃneck and grew up in FÃŒrstenwalde. When I was a young child I was into every kind of sport especially football and judo. I was always outdoors, in the forest or on the playground, playing on the football field or riding bikes. But as I got older, I got more and more interested in music, art and culture, every kind of visual or acoustic form of art attracted me. I started collecting music when I was a child. I had records of fairy tales, musicals, and soundtracks given to me by my parents or grandparents. Then in school, there were the first âpartiesâ , and I became the guy responsible for the music selection and preparing and playing tapes. Later on, I started playing records.

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When did you develop an interest in DJing?
Basically, I started to hear about people mixing records together, so I bought a second turntable, the cheapest one you can imagine. Without a pitch, without anything necessary to beat match. I also bought a second sound rack. I would mix from one sound system to the other sound system because I didnât know you needed a mixer. So, I would mix from the left side to the right side, from the right to the left and back and forth. At some point, my music teacher told me I needed a mixer, so he gave me a really simple one without a headphone plug – and I started mixing. This was the start of my evolution into becoming a DJ and starting mixing before I even had any clue about it, just doing it for pleasure. Soon I realized there was a turntable with a pitching function that needed, to have the right tempo for beat matching. I got a second turntable, and I finally started moving in the right direction. The first party as a so-called âDJâ I had with 15 in a youth club.

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Tell us about your first DJ experiences after moving to Berlin and then a big break and playing in Ostgut Club before the Berghain opened.
My first Berlin gig was around 1996 in Tresor for New Faces on a Wednesday. In 1999 I played for the first time at Ostgut. After the opening of Berghain in 2004 I became a resident in the new club. In between those I played all relevant clubs at that time.
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You said you never were planning your achievements and dreams, you just follow your intuition. Do you believe in destiny or all is self-defined based on the choices we make?

Yes, I definitely always followed my intuition and at some point, I realized âthatâs why Iâm here, the reason Iâm doing what Iâm doingâ. Because all these little things happened, for example meeting people, and having all these interesting moments in life, which define me as a person. Everything has a reason!
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When and why did you move to Berlin? I believe it was a big change for you, or did you set t le in smoothly?
Definitely, it was a huge change. A jump into the cold water, letâs say. I was a little boy from the countryside who came to the big city. At Berghain, they gave me a home as an artist, before it was really difficult to get the chance to play in Berlin. Back in the day, you had to be fearless to go to the clubs, to the promoters and say âHey, Iâm a DJ, I want to play in your clubâ, I couldnât do that, I was never that kind of person.
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You mentioned Ostgut discovered your mixtape, how did you get started playing there?
We went to Ostgut from the beginning, and a friend of mine gave them my mixtape. Afterward, they asked me if I would be interested in playing. Thatâs how everything started.
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You worked in Hardwax for a decade, how do you think that shaped your music career?
Yeah, I was there for a decade. I was also buying records for the store in Europe, in Germany, Holland, and England. It really shaped my style from the beginning. It was the record store I went to when I was younger, I always trusted their taste. There was this little booklet every month. You would make crosses in the booklet, then youâd call them and say âI want this one this one, this oneâ and they would say sorry, weâve sold out. After a month they were releasing this booklet and most of the records of course were gone. I loved that time, you had to dig around, You would go to the store and would actually find the record! And youâd think âWowâ youâd be amazed you had found this track, and you would listen to it and it would be amazing. You would feel like a little child getting a new toy. It was amazing, nothing compares to that feeling.
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Back to the beginning and your first release when you turned 29, on your own imprint but also together with Ben Klockâs first-ever vinyl at Ostgut. Could you tell us about that? How did you come up with the idea of this legendary footprint on the label? Do you still remember that moment? How has your sound evolved since those years?
Ben was a new resident at this time and of course, we met each other 2004/2005 at the Club. After a while, we decided to start making music together. We showed the music to one of the club owners who then started the label. It was also the first vinyl release on Ostgut.
I would say my style is always involving as my goal is to create something timeless, something that I could listen to in 20 years and still enjoy.
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You have been so productive since you started your first release in 2006. What are your workflow manners?
When I have time or the freedom to be creative I go to the studio and just make music. There is not really a workflow as these moments for me canât be forced. If I donât feel like producing, letâs say after touring, Iâm more focused on finding new music rather than creating new music. For example today I would check all the record stores, check if thereâs a new promo, listen to some music, have a coffee, grab lunch, and meet people.
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Regarding your recent album⊠Itâs a solid 13 tracks, what was the impulse and process of its creation?
I donât want to talk about the pandemic, but in the beginning, I was really struggling. I was worried about everyone and about what was going on. After the first month, around half a year I could clear my mind and got back on track and started being creative and making music again. That was the starting point of âFear Of Programmingâ.
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We also really like the track âWaterâ you collaborated with Ryan Elliott and we proposed to implement it into the mini video teaser of your magazine feature ..
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A few words about your latest release on Fabric imprint..
For me, after the album, it was important to create a classic club-focused EP, which fits really well with the fabric imprint.
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How do you think the music scene will survive the constant change in the city if it comes to Berlin? What do you think about these changes?
To be honest Iâm not the right person to talk about this topic. I travel half of the year through the world and when Iâm home my focus is on writing music and spending time with my family.
Of course a city like Berlin is always evolving which has positive and negative sides – depends on the perspective.

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What are your further plans if it comes to the labels and the sound of it?
We are currently working on a release with Nite Fleit for Bad Manners and besides that I have some other projects which I canât share at that point. There is no specific sound for the label – Iâm always open for everything.
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Looking at your personal and musical achievements, seems like you got it perfectly done, what is your next step?
When it comes to finding new things, I donât know my future vision. I still really like what Iâm doing. That is the most important thing that keeps me going. It keeps me thinking forward.
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What do you think about current trends in the music industry?
I never follow the trends. Letâs say 10% of a trend is interesting to me, it is gone in two or three years, and then there is a new trend. There will always be young people who need these peaks to feel alive or get started in something. I remember when I got started in techno, there were all these trends, and every kind of electronic music available was interesting to me because I had no clue about it. I had to find a starting point to get into electronic dance music, and it was definitely music that was really trendy at that time. As you get older, you find your own way, and your own interests.

Trends are important to move forward, if itâs fashion, art, or music, a little will stay. Donât be against something you donât understand.
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3 wishes for the gin?
Health definitely, if you are healthy you are happy, you are lucky, health is the most important thing. Freedom is something that is really needed in small and big ways. And stay interested, never get lazy – stay curious, stay open.
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Imagine you could pick your dream line up and you would listen all night long after your set of course. Who would you count on?
That is a good question. There are so many amazing DJs that have inspired me a lot from
the early 90s until now, and also interesting young new producers and DJs. I donât think I can say, it would be too many DJs, like 20 or 30 DJs at least.
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