Mysterious Art

Mysterious Art was an existing between 1988 and 1991 German dancefloor Act. Head was the producer and DJ Mike Staab.

History

Mysterious Art was founded in 1988 by producer Mike Staab and musicians from the Rhine- Main area.

The debut single Das Omen - Part 1 managed mid-1989 at number one in the German charts and stayed there for nine weeks. The group performed live as the opening act for Madonna's Blonde Ambition tour. Stylistically, they were assigned to the synth pop.

Their second single Carma - Omen 2 made ​​it to number 9 in the German charts and stayed there for three weeks. It was followed by the album Omen - The Story.

In 1991, the band released their second and final album, Mystic Mountains.

Occupation

  • Mike Staab (1960-2009), drums, percussion, production
  • Michael Krautter Keyboards
  • Tillmann Uhrmacher (1967-2011), Guitar
  • Nicole Kolb, native Boeuf, song
  • Stephanie Matias, a native Trautmann, singing

Afterlife

Mike Staab published in 1994 some productions with other cast members under the name Magic Affair and was successful throughout Europe and beyond. The name of the first single Omen III and the band's name, which appeared on the album cover only as "MA", drew on and the Mysterious Art Omen singles.

Michael Krautter lives in Canada and works as a producer for music and film.

Tillmann Uhrmacher was with his radio show MaxiMal, appearances at Nature One and other festivals a famous German DJ. He also published some remixes and original pieces. He had for some time held the record for continuously moderating when he durchmoderierte 80 hours in 1994 on radio station RPR1.

Nicole Kolb ( former Boeuf ) released several singles and lead singer of Midnight Project, the United Showband and the duo 2gether. She lives in Klingenberg am Main and runs a small music school for children and young people.

Discography

Albums

Singles

Awards

RSH Gold

Number-one hits of 1989 (Germany) Discogs Integrated Authority File
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