Someone who started out selling records in a little store in Munich, which was run by DJ Tomcraft (Kosmo Records) at the time and earlier by Tom Novy (MTV), should transform into someone not only giving people records, but also music. During Mucho’s last years of high school Tomcraft offered him a weekend job in his record store (which also was great platform to distribute his mix tapes sequence ”Keepers of the Funk” and later ”Downtown Session”). After achieving hi school degree in Germany, Mucho turned out to be working for Kosmo Records. It was a ”splendid” deal, as to say, being part of the community on bush records that consisted of pioneers like Dave Clarke, Thomas Schumacher, Devilfish, Timo Maas, Filter Science, Joe Beltram, Trevor Rockcliffe and many more. Tracks like ”Elite” and ”Chrome” stayed on a long-term sale base in Oliver McGregor’s store Plastic Fantastic in London, ”Manhunter” entered the charts in New York City’s best vinyl dealership: ”Satellite Records”. ”Groovepark” hit the stores in France June 03 released on the legendary Supermenlovers label ”Lafesse Records”.

The location - among the greatest: New York City itself. Newly relocated into the melting pot of good and evil, bliss and disappointments make it or don’t, he definitely designated a true challenge. Keeping in mind that of all artists in New York, most of them are musicians, some say it’ll take you a long time to get what you want – well depending on what you want and if you ever considered of making you journey your goal. Going to the studio in New York is always fun, either people don’t show up or when they show up they’re stoned and don’t think about the music, but what they can consume to satisfy the urge, as a result of their munchies.