| Naam | Yetti Meißner |
| Functie | 11 × DJ |
| Geslacht | vrouw |
| Herkomst | Duitsland  |
| Genres | techno |
| booking.yettimeissner@gmail.com | |
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Biografie
Berlin born Yetti Meissner started playing the piano at the age of 7 though admits she 'fell in love' the first time she learned to mix two records together in 2010, becoming fascinated and then obsessed with the musical possibilities.
Practising relentlessly, she soon found her individual sound reaching from impulsive tech-house to powerful hard and deep techno but most of all animating and intensive.
Yetti Meissner graduated quickly from smaller parties to Berlins big clubs. On her way through countless parties and always searching for new inspiration and drive, she dicovered Sisyphos in 2011, a place she describes as being "completely different from everything else I've ever seen in my life."
Partying at the club every weekend from then on, it became her new home and didn't take long before she had her DJ-debut at Sisyphos in June 2012. A date sealed in her memory for leaving her feeling both 'incredibly happy though nervous as hell'.
One year on and still only in her early 20s, she's successfully established herself as a regular headliner in Sisyphos' 1.000+ capacity techno floor Hammahalle as well as picking up weekly gigs at virtually all the best clubs on Berlin's thriving alternative underground circuit including Watergate, Katerholzig, Tresor and Golden Gate.
Increasingly booked to play outside the city, she still identifies herself as '80% a Berlin DJ', admitting she's inspired by its 'relentless, pulsating atmosphere and open-minded free thinking audiences'.
She recently started producing music together with Asem Shama and is confident she'll be able to present the first results in 2014.
Practising relentlessly, she soon found her individual sound reaching from impulsive tech-house to powerful hard and deep techno but most of all animating and intensive.
Yetti Meissner graduated quickly from smaller parties to Berlins big clubs. On her way through countless parties and always searching for new inspiration and drive, she dicovered Sisyphos in 2011, a place she describes as being "completely different from everything else I've ever seen in my life."
Partying at the club every weekend from then on, it became her new home and didn't take long before she had her DJ-debut at Sisyphos in June 2012. A date sealed in her memory for leaving her feeling both 'incredibly happy though nervous as hell'.
One year on and still only in her early 20s, she's successfully established herself as a regular headliner in Sisyphos' 1.000+ capacity techno floor Hammahalle as well as picking up weekly gigs at virtually all the best clubs on Berlin's thriving alternative underground circuit including Watergate, Katerholzig, Tresor and Golden Gate.
Increasingly booked to play outside the city, she still identifies herself as '80% a Berlin DJ', admitting she's inspired by its 'relentless, pulsating atmosphere and open-minded free thinking audiences'.
She recently started producing music together with Asem Shama and is confident she'll be able to present the first results in 2014.
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