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Adam Port

b. 1979

German DJ and record producer

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Born 1979. Adam Port is a German disc jockey, record producer and musician.

Adam Polaszek (born 25 August 1979), better known as Adam Port, is a Polish DJ and record producer. He is a founding member of the Keinemusik collective.

Biography Adam Polaszek was born on 25 August 1979. Musically, he first grew up in the hardcore punk scene before discovering hip-hop, then turntablism and DJing. Through this musical exploration, Polaszek eventually discovered techno and house music. In 2009, he founded the independent label and collective Keinemusik with his friends Rampa, &Me, Reznik, and Monja Gentschow. As a DJ, Polaszek has played at Coachella, Circoloco, Lost Village, Burning Man, Tomorrowland, and Time Warp, among others. As a resident DJ, he worked in various clubs in Berlin.

Polaszek is best known for his 2024 breakout hit single "Move" featuring Stryv, Keinemusik, Orso, and Malachiii. The song became massively successful on TikTok and Spotify. It was later re-released with Camila Cabello, among others.

Musical style Polaszek blends house music with elements of African music to create Afro house. His tracks also incorporate elements of jazz, soul, and funk, merging into what is known as deep house. His songs are created both solo and collectively.

Discography Studio albums 2017: You Are Safe (with Rampa & &Me) 2022: Send Return (with Keinemusik)

Compilation albums 2012: Faze #04: Adam Port (DJ-Set, Faze Magazin)

EPs 2011; Basement 2013: Black Noise Remixes 2014: Shifter EP 2015: This Time EP (with Jennifer Touch) 2017: Changes (with Stereo MCs) 2018: Planet 9 EP 2022: Send Return Remixes Pt. 1 (with u. a. &Me, Rampa, Keinemusik) 2023: Send Return Remixes Pt. 2 (with u. a. &Me, Rampa, Keinemusik) 2023: Send Return Remixes Pt. 3 (with u. a. &Me, Rampa, Keinemusik)

Singles 2009: "Boogie Bass" 2009: "Chemistry" 2011: "Corrosive Love" feat. Ruede Hagelstein 2011: "Snatch014" 2011: "Weekend" 2012: "Sally" 2013: "Our Fate" (with Here Is Why) 2015: "I Never Wear Black" 2016: "Sonnenfinsternis" 2017: "I Love You" 2017: "Ganesha Song" 2017: "Anyway/Vanessa" (with Santé) 2017: "Doppelgänger 01" (with &Me & Rampa) 2018: "Do You Still Think of Me?" 2019: "XXXX" (with DJ Assault) 2020: "White Noise Romantica" 2021: "Discoteca" (with &Me, Rampa & Sofie Royer) 2021: "Before the Flood" (with &Me, Rampa & Cubicolor) 2021: "Confusion" (with &Me, Rampa & Ali Love) 2021: "Saving My Love" (with &Me, Rampa & Little Dragon) 2022: "Forms of Love" (with Alan Dixon & Keinemusik) 2023: "Point of No Return" (with Monolink) 2023: "The Dream" feat. Martina Camarago (with Theus Mago & Keinemusik) 2024: "Thandaza" (with &Me, Rampa, Alan Dixon & Arabic Piano) 2024: "Move" (with Stryv, Keinemusik, Orso & Malachiii) 2024: "All I Got" (with Masšh, Keinemusik & Ninae) 2024: "Move" feat. Camila Cabello (with Stryv, Keinemusik, Orso & Malachiii) 2024: "Say What" (with Rampa, &Me, chuala & Keinemusik) 2025: "Positions" (with Stryv & Malachiii) 2025: "See You Again" (with &Me, Rampa, keinemusik & Sevdaliza)

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Adam Port?

German DJ and record producer

When was Adam Port born?

Adam Port was born on 25 August 1979 in Berlin.

What is Adam Port's occupation?

Adam Port is a disc jockey, record producer and musician.

What nationality is Adam Port?

Adam Port is German.

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