Martin Eyerer

Biography

For more than 28 years, Martin Eyerer has travelled the globe as a DJ and producer. His more than 150 releases have appeared on labels such as Renaissance, My Favorite Robot, Get Physical, Rejected and his own Kling Klong imprint, and have been played across Australia, Asia, the Americas and Europe.

Numerous chart placements, strong press coverage, gold albums in the UK and Australia and a number-three position on the US Billboard charts underline his success.

Martin has also spent many years working as a mixing and mastering engineer in an analogue studio. After moving from Stuttgart to Berlin in early 2012, he opened RIVERSIDE Studios with partners Jade Souaid and Tassilo Ippenberger. The 1,700-square-metre complex on the Spree became a creative hub with 24 studios used by artists and producers including Pan-Pot, Booka Shade, Tobi Neumann, David August, Sidney Charles and Santé. Martin's own studio housed a restored Amek M3000 console that had belonged to Pink Floyd in the 1970s.

His third album, developed from late 2013 and released on Kling Klong in 2014, included collaborations with Ruede Hagelstein, Princess Superstar, Boot Slap and ABBY. He toured internationally in 2015 and continued to release on labels including Saved Records, Rejected, Leena, Suara and Kingstreet. Later productions and collaborations, including work with Ackermann and Craig Walker, reached the Beatport charts. In 2017, further releases appeared on Second State, Kling Klong, Still Hot and Ignite.

From 2018, Martin focused more on the management of RIVERSIDE Studios and projects connecting technology and art. He later also served as CEO of Factory Berlin, developing international collaborations involving virtual, augmented and mixed reality, while remaining active as a producer and working on new albums. His weekly Kling Klong radio show, broadcast in more than 20 countries, was reported in the original biography to have reached over 700,000 listeners per week.