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Dec 7, 2020 1 hr 30 min

ESOA Podcast 026 T-ChApT'r

from ESOA Podcast Hosted by Thomas Schubert

Guys, it's time for another chapter of the ESOA Podcast and I wanna welcome you. Now in its 26th edition, I would like to introduce you to the man behind the format "Weekender Techno". The speaker is Frank Hesse aka T-ChApT'r. The Boy has actually only recently found his footing in the East German Techno Scene. His performances at "Beatconnect" or on the Truck presented by said format for the "East Parade" quickly brought him greater attention. With "Weekender Techno" he contributes significantly to the presentation in streaming format of the techno scene in the current situation. And if you look at his activity behind the digital players of the last one or two years, for example: Re'set (Chemnitz), Ellen Noir (Magdeburg) or Clay Pit (Open Air), it quickly becomes clear that we will be hearing a lot more from him. He receives substantial support from "Dudes on Decks, Ampathy and Beatconnect". Currently he is working on his first own EP "Farewell" which will be released soon OK we now come to his technoid contribution, here is ESOA Podcast 026 by T-ChApT'r Thanks and Ciao T-ChApT'r Infos: www.facebook.com/T-chaptr-1883743718369343 www.facebook.com/DJCommunityChemnitz www.youtube.com/watch?v=viTkyzznJGk www.hearthis.at/frank-hesse-up/ @user-40603959 Listen to all ESOA Podcast Shows www.esoa-podcast.com www.facebook.com/esoapodcast www.instagram.com/esoa.podcast

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