| Flutlicht | |
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| Birth name | Daniel Heinzer, Marco Guardia |
| Origin | Switzerland |
Flutlicht is the artist name of Swiss trance music producers Daniel Heinzer (also known as DJ Natron) and Marco Guardia (also known as Reverb). The two are most famous for their song Icarus, which came out on Drizzly Records in 2001. It was signed to over 150 compilations (over 3 million CDs) throughout the world. Their remixes were very sought after before Marco decided to quit producing trance in 2003. Mixes were produced for The Thrillseekers, Cosmic Gate, Talla 2XLC, and G&M Project, to name a few. Their style is a kind of harder trance.
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Flutlicht are two young producers from Winterthur, Switzerland: Daniel Heinzer and Marco Guardia. Daniel is Flutlicht's public face. Flutlicht has become a very well known trance-brand all around the globe with many popular productions and remixes. Often releases are sold out soon after their release. Daniel started deejaying about ten years ago at little events or in tiny Swiss clubs and ever since his passion for electronic music has grown stronger every day. His style of performing high quality trance and groovy techno has earned him a good reputation and as a result he has been booked for events such as Futurescope, Nautilus, Energy or Nature One in Germany. Daniel toured the UK, the Netherlands, Scotland and Australia. Flutlicht started with the single Icarus, Drizzly Records 2001, licensed for more than 150 compilations worldwide. It was followed by “The Fall” in 2003. Daniel was a frequent guest at radio shows in Norway, Sweden, Germany, Australia, South Africa, Israel, the US and Spain. His set at the Ministry of Sound at Rotation in London is well known. Ever since the success with Icarus, Flutlicht remixes are very much sought after. Acts such as Cosmic Gate, Talla 2XLC, the Thrillseekers or S.H.O.K.K. have gained a great deal from the filigree studiowork of Flutlicht.
Marco Guardia and Daniel Heinzer are no longer part of Flutlicht after quitting the project in 2003.