Bass Bumpers

. Bass Bumpers is a German dance project, founded by Henning Reith and Caba Kroll in 1988 Initially active as a producer for Sydney Fresh and Twenty 4 Seven, the group released in 1990 under his own name their first single: Can not Stop Dancing. Two years later, Kroll and Reith made ​​a breakthrough with The Music 's Got Me was followed by other dance hits such as Move To The Rhythm, runnin ' and Good Fun. In the late 1990s it became quiet around Bass Bumpers. Akira Yamamoto and CJ Stone (Andreas Litterscheid ) joined the band, which henceforth specialized in mixes and productions of other artists. Among the successful include DJ Sammy, U 96, Loona and Brooklyn Bounce. 2002 and 2003, more members came to Bass Bumpers Music: Reinhard " VooDoo " Raith (known from eg Voodoo & Serano ), Level K., Massimo Nocito and Sven Koslik.

In the summer of 2005, the team with a remake of the Axel F by Harold Faltermeyer theme another super hit had. Originally intended as a ringtone only, the single Axel F by Crazy Frog immediately reached the top of the UK charts.

Discography

Albums

Singles

Filmography

• 2004: Bass Bumpers - History Of Dance (DVD)

Projects ( productions, remixes and co-productions )

• 2 in a Room
• Ace Of Base
• Adrima
• Akira Yamamoto
• Amanda Lear
• Angel City
• Aventura
• Bad Habit Boys
• Bass Bumpers
• Blue light 112
• Brooklyn Bounce
• Caba Kroll
• Camelot
• Captain Hollywood
• Chocolate
• CJ Stone
• Crazy Frog
• Culture Beat
• Damage Control
• Despina Vandi

• DJ Sammy ( & Carisma )
• Elton John
• Haiducii
• Horny Hombres
• Ian Van Dahl
• Ivory
• Loona
• Los del Río
• Marisa Turner
• Markus Gardeweg
• Masterboy
• Mc Fadden & Whitehead
• Mike MH 4
• Milk & Sugar
• Miss Peppermint
• Murphy Brown
• N- Trance
• Paris Underground
• Peter Schilling
• Potatoheadz

• Prince Ital Joe feat. Marky Mark
• Pulsedriver
• RMB
• Scatman John
• Scooter
• Sheeva
• Sylver
• SNAP!
• Spike
• Starsplash
• Sydney Fresh
• Twenty 4 Seven
• U 96
• Ultrabeat
• VAMOZ
• Yomanda