Tocadisco is a Cologne-based DJ and producer who began DJing at 16 and turned professional in 2000. Self-taught as a musician and producer, he broke through in 2004 with his debut single “Nobody Likes the Records That I Play” on Superstar Recordings, which became a worldwide hit.
Following extensive global touring, 2005 marked another milestone with his remix of Mylo’s “In My Arms”, one of the most played tracks of the summer. He went on to deliver high-profile remixes for artists including Axwell & Ingrosso, New Order, Deep Dish, Pet Shop Boys, Moby, Mylo, Booka Shade, Enigma, and David Guetta, among many others.
His remix of The Egg’s “Walking Away” was named “Biggest Dance Single of 2006” by Mixmag, later used by David Guetta for an official bootleg and featured in a worldwide Citroën campaign. Alongside releases under his own name, Tocadisco also works as AC/OT, releasing a series of EPs and underground projects.
Tocadisco injects the track with his unmistakable house pedigree, delivering a driving, forward-moving remix built on tight percussion and relentless groove. Leaning into momentum and energy, his version fuses classic house attitude with modern, punchy production, transforming the track into a weapon that connects its early-2000s DNA with today’s high-energy dancefloors.
The remix has already received strong support from a diverse range of respected DJs, producers and tastemakers across the electronic music scene, including Aiwaska, Yas Cepeda, Dave Bicko, Freejak, Aleksandar Galoski, Michael Paterson, Tariq Ziyad, Chris.SU, Pete Sabo, Weird Sounding Dude, Ithur and Tiziano, highlighting the remix’s growing international reach and impact on underground and club-focused dancefloors alike.
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