Born in Düsseldorf, Germany, Trancemaster Krause emerged as a defining figure of the eurotrance and progressive house scenes in the late 1990s. With a musical journey sparked by discovering the early works of Sven Väth and Paul van Dyk, Krause quickly cultivated a passion for blending hypnotic melodies with driving rhythms and euphoric breakdowns. Launching his career with underground sets in Rhineland’s warehouse raves, he soon earned a devoted following through his electrifying live performances and uncanny ability to read a crowd.

Krause’s prolific studio work led to his debut album, “Synthetic Sunrises” (2003), which garnered critical acclaim and set the standard for his subsequent releases. Celebrated tracks like “Starlight Continuum” and “Phosphor Trails” rapidly found their way into setlists of international DJs, establishing Krause as a global ambassador for trance music’s anthemic, emotional sound. His legendary residency at Berlin’s Club Polaris pushed his career to new heights, drawing sell-out audiences with meticulously crafted long-form sets and trademark seamless transitions.

In addition to his own releases, Trancemaster Krause has collaborated with trance luminaries such as Cosmic Gate and Aly & Fila, while his remixes for Armin van Buuren and Ferry Corsten have become dancefloor staples. Beyond the decks, Krause is known for his mentorship of emerging producers through workshops and his Trance Academy sessions, nurturing the next wave of electronic talent. Never content to stand still, Krause has continued to evolve, incorporating elements of techno, ambient, and even orchestral music into his recent work.

With a dedicated fanbase and a reputation for innovation, Trancemaster Krause remains a dynamic force in the global electronic music community, inspiring audiences from Ibiza to Tokyo and beyond.