Artist's albums
Smartphone Killer
2023 · single
Little Suzie (Techno Edit)
2023 · single
Little Suzie
2023 · single
Airport
2023 · single
Coastline
2023 · single
Fuck up the Party
2022 · single
Yo-Yo
2022 · single
System XTC (Klaudia Gawlas Remix)
2022 · single
Eng Ba Day (Still Skanking)
2022 · single
Love Strong (Everybody Knows)
2022 · single
Pack My Bags
2022 · single
Tell Me Secrets
2022 · single
System XTC (Edit)
2022 · single
The Parade
2022 · single
Rocketship
2020 · single
Heartbleed
2020 · single
Dancing In The Rain (TMW Remix)
2020 · single
Cassius Clay (MHATL)
2019 · single
Dancing In The Rain
2019 · single
Bora Bora 2.0
2018 · single
Love Parade (DJ Phish Remix)
2018 · single
Own The Night (Remixes)
2018 · single
Own The Night
2017 · single
On A Trip
2017 · single
MHATLP (HI-LO Radio Edit)
2015 · single
Into The Unknown
2013 · single
Illusion
2013 · single
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Biography
Bald-headed Da Hool (real name Frank Tomiczek) was a child of the exploding German club scene of the late '80s. Born and raised in the largely working-class town of Bottrop, it was here where he first wowed the crowds with his skills behind the turntables. By 1990, he was already being touted as one of the nation's finest men on the decks and, that same year, moved into production. His early works, released under the moniker DJ Hooligan, included the popular club numbers "B.O.T.T.R.O.P." and "It's a Dream Song," and the dance charts winner "Rave Nation." In 1996, he launched his own label, B-sides, and changed his name to Da Hool. That same year, he released the infectious rave single "Meet Her at the Love Parade." However, it was not until a year later, when the tune was re-released on Germany's legendary Kosmo Records label (responsible for such acts as Novy vs Eniac), that it became a chart topper. It sold more than 6,000,000 copies around the globe. Soon after came Da Hool's next offering, another rave single titled "Bora Bora"; named after a beach on the Spanish party island of Ibiza, the track was a popular club tune in many countries and a hit on the German charts. In 1999, he released his first LP, the aptly titled Here Comes Da Hool. ~ David Peter Wesolowski, Rovi