Artist: Da Hool
Genre(s):
Trance
Discography:
Eichelruck
Year: 2000
Tracks: 4
Bald-headed Da Hool (real name Frank Tomiczek) was a child of the exploding German golf-club shot of the former '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 and only of the nation's finest hands on the decks and, that same year, moved into production. His early workings, released under the sobriquet DJ Hooligan, included the pop nightspot book of Numbers "B.O.T.T.R.O.P." and "It's a Dream Song," and the dance charts victor "Rave Nation." In 1996, he launched his have label, B-sides, and changed his name to Da Hool. That same year, he released the infective spout single "Meet Her at the Love Parade." However, it was not until a year afterward, when the tune was re-released on Germany's fabled Kosmo Records label (responsible for such acts as Novy vs Eniac), that it became a graph topper. It sold more than 6,000,000 copies around the ball. Soon after came Da Hool's next offering, some other spout single highborn "Bora Bora"; named after a beach on the Spanish party island of Ibiza, the track was a pop nightspot tune in many countries and a make on the German charts. In 1999, he released his low gear LP, the ably titled Here Comes Da Hool.
George Dalaras
