Benno Blome

Benno Blome’s career began in the mid-nineties as a DJ and producer, quickly establishing him as a significant figure in electronic music. He is known for a dynamic approach, constantly evolving his sound and style. A former resident DJ at Berlin’s Bar25, Blome has also influenced the electronic music landscape as a label boss. His early exposure to cinema in India instilled a passion for visual storytelling, which he later pursued in parallel with his music career.

Blome’s musical contributions include EPs such as ‘Braitbendnoodles’ and ‘Eramina,’ demonstrating his experimental approach to techno. He has collaborated with artists like Baby Ford, A Guy Called Gerald, and Tigerskin, and released music on labels including Bar25, Great Stuff, Highgrade, and Time Has Changed. Beyond his solo work, Blome founded the Berlin-based record label Sender in 2000, playing a role in signing and nurturing new techno talent. The label celebrated its tenth anniversary with a compilation, co-mixed by Blome.

His interest in visual media led him to study Film & Motion Design at BTK University in Berlin. This academic pursuit diversified his creative output, leading to the production of music videos, short films, and promotional content. Blome’s filmmaking expertise includes concept development, production, and post-production, integrating narrative, music, and motion design for intensified audiovisual experiences. His work in both music and film reflects a commitment to exploring the intersection of these creative disciplines.