Brennan Heart
Dutch DJ and hardstyle producer
Fabian Bohn (born 2 March 1982), known professionally as Brennan Heart, is a Dutch DJ and hardstyle producer.
Career
Brennan & Heart
In 2002, Fabian Bohn co-founded with Pieter Heijnen (known as DJ Thera) a duo named Brennan & Heart concentrating on making hardstyle music, after having experimented with various styles of music like techno, hard trance and tech trance. After more than three years of cooperation, the duo split and went their own ways, with Bohn taking the name Brennan Heart and Pieter Heijnen continuing as DJ Thera.
Solo
Bohn, now Brennan Heart, continued producing hardstyle music after the split. In 2006, Brennan Heart joined the Dutch label Scantraxx Records (created by The Prophet). Under that banner, Brennan Heart created his own sublabel M!D!FY in May 2006.
In 2009, he released his first album as a solo artist, Musical Impressions. In 2014, he released the second album, Evolution of Style, which featured Imaginary, featuring Jonathan Mendelsohn and Lose My Mind, featuring his good friend Wildstylez, that has become smash-hit overnight. In 2016, two years after the last album release, he dropped his third album where I AM HARDSTYLE was born. The year after, he released his fourth album, On Demand.
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