ATB Album ‘The Production’ Trailer

Hi @ all,
i..ve just shoot a short trailer of what you can expect the next time here on my myspace and on my website.
The camera is my partner in the studio for the next time to show you progress of the album production. But I think…pictures are better than just talk about! ;o) As maybe some of you know, Video editing is one of my hobbies and so I started to produce this trailer for you. I just want to announce the following idea. I will be in the Studio after my Australia Tour the hole December till February 09 for working on the next atb album. I will do a lot of videoreports from my studiowork what will be directly broadcasted here on my myspace site. Just to let you know…because I can imagine that some of you are interested in getting an idea of what direction the next album will go. ;o) I also will do an videoreport from the Australia Tour. It always can worth to check my myspace site….
Stay tuned and all the best
Andre

ATB - Let You Go forever

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I think effin awesome ATB is so HOTTTT!!!! i love me some ATB...all though i prefer I Dont Wanna Stop..

ATB Biography

ATB was the alias of DJ Andre Tanneberger, a native of Freilberg, Germany, born in 1973. In the wake of remixes for acts including the Outhere Brothers, Technotronic, and Haddaway, he scored a European club hit with 1999's "9 PM (Till I Come)," releasing the full-length Movin' Melodies later that same year. At the end of October 2000, Tanneberger released his sophomore album, Two Worlds. For the album ATB collaborated with Heather Nova, Enigma, and the Canadian rock band Wild Strawberries. The release was a double CD, the first consisting of more dancefloor-friendly tunes and the second, more downtempo. In mid-2000 Tannenberg released the single "Killer," a remake of the Seal and Adamski track, with Drew Williams on vocals. Two Worlds was issued later that fall, followed by several compilations and singles. It wasn't until 2002 that a new full-length album would appear; Dedicated arrived that spring. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide