About Flashrider
Born 1974. Flashrider is a Polish disc jockey.
Sebastian Daniel Kaizik (born September 1974), better known as Flashrider, is a Polish-German DJ and music producer in the hands up and house genres.
Biography Sebastian Kaizik was born in September 1974 in Poland, of German ethnicity. In 1998 he recorded his first single called "Onga in Tokyo". In 2001, Flashrider became a resident of the "Chorzów Pyramide" club. A video clip for this single was shot in 2004.
In 2003, Flashrider initiated a collaboration with the Polish project Base Attack, founded by Paweł Mildner and Andrzej Hołubowicz. Flashrider undertook the reproduction of their track "Everybody," inviting vocalist Kid Panic to participate and incorporating samples of Eminem. The result of their joint work was the single "Nobody Listens To Techno," which brought Base Attack recognition on the German dance scene and climbed the charts in several European countries. After Mildner left the project in 2004, Andrzej Hołubowicz continued his solo career under the name Base Attack and released remixes together with Flashrider. Together, they also worked within the projects Magnezz and Sample Gangsters. Their collaboration continued until 2011.
In 2004, Sebastian opened his own label with headquarters in Gliwice, Flash Music. In the same year, Flashrider noticed a demo recording by a young Polish musician, Grzegorz Cebula (C-BooL), and signed him to his label. Thanks to this collaboration, the track "Would You Feel" underwent professional mastering under the direction of DJ Manian, while Flashrider and Ziggy X prepared remixes for it. The release enabled C-BooL to enter the German and European markets, effectively launching his professional career. Well-known artists have signed a contract with Flash Music: the previously mentioned C-BooL, which got off to a good start on the label, Base Attack, as well as bands that were DJ Manian, Bass-T, MBrother and others. and under this name, he continued releasing records until at least 2024. As a result, albums released on Flash Entertainment received 15 gold and platinum records, while artists working with the label earned numerous awards and nominations. He has also made more than 100 remixes. In 2006, Flashrider, together with the Polish band Wanda I Banda, released the single Nie Będę Julią, a remake of a version of the song from 1984. The single was released on the Magic News label at number 122. In 2008 he released the single "Keep Me Hanging On 2k9" as Danny-S, and in 2013 he released the single "So in Luv" as a Flashrider together with Kelli Leigh and Renald. The video clip for the latter was shot at New York City and released in the same year. Next he played at Kontor Records parties. From 2014 to 2015 he worked as a DJ at Liquid Studios. 10.03.2003 82 (1 week)
Albums
2005: Rainbow (Danny-S vs. Taito)
Singles
1998: Onga In Tokyo 2002: Attenzione! 2004: Sex in the Club 2006: Nie Będę Julią (vs. Wanda I Banda) 2008: Keep Me Hanging On 2k9 (als Danny-S) 2013: So in Luv (feat. Kelli Leigh & Renald)
Music videos
2003: Attenzione! 2013: So in Luv
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Flashrider?
Polish DJ and electro-house producer
When was Flashrider born?
Flashrider was born in 1974.
What is Flashrider's occupation?
Flashrider is a disc jockey.
What nationality is Flashrider?
Flashrider is Polish.
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