Till Kruger

Till Krüger began producing techno after finishing school, drawing inspiration from Detroit Techno artists Jeff Mills and Robert Hood, alongside European producers like Joris Voorn and Alexander Kowalski. 200 Records released his debut "Wrong Shirt EP" in May 2010, which received support from Richie Hawtin, John Digweed, Laurent Garnier, and Slam. The German music magazine DE:BUG praised the release as "a brilliant debut." Krüger has maintained an active release schedule from 2011 to 2023, issuing 11 releases across his career.

Krüger's sound spans Peak Time/Driving Techno, Deep House, and Raw/Deep/Hypnotic Techno, releasing primarily on 200 Records and Pracht. His techno productions range from driving peak-time material suited for main room sets to deeper, more hypnotic tracks that work in extended DJ sets. The Detroit influence remains evident in his raw, stripped-down approach to techno construction, while his deep house material explores more melodic territories. His consistent output over more than a decade demonstrates an evolution from straight techno toward incorporating house elements, maintaining the underground aesthetic that earned early support from established DJs.