Yoogie van Bellen

German DJ and producer Yoogie Van Bellen has a resumé that the majority of producers would envy. With over two decades of experience in electronic dance music, Van Bellen first hit notoriety with 'Let Me Take You' which was released on Nalin & Kane's Superfly label back in 1997.Remixes of Chris Raven's 'I Know You Love Me Too' and DJ Sakin & Friends 'Protect Your Mind' then followed, with each featuring on memorable compilations in the form of the Gatecrasher Black Album and Sasha's San Francisco Global Underground. This then led to his status as one of the most in demand remixers of the early millenium years, with a fraction of those being Breeder's 'New York FM', Swayzak's 'State Of Grace', John Johnson's 'Impact' and Future Breeze's 'Smile' and remixing for Ministry Of Sound, Columbia Records, Renaissance, Black Hole Recordings and numerous others. Whilst achieving milestones as a solo producer, Van Bellen was also hugely successful as one half of Saints & Sinners and their label Sounds Good Records. Saints & Sinners biggest track was 'Pushin Too Hard' which was championed by Sasha, John Digweed, Paul Oakenfold and many other top DJs and was subsequently released on Digweed's Bedrock Records. The Saints & Sinners production line was just as prolific as Van Bellen's remix career and also included their single 'Peace' which was snapped up by the iconic record label Hooj Choons.