Rødhåd
German techno music producer and DJ
Mike Bierbach (born 1984), known by the stage name Rødhåd, is a German techno music producer and DJ, living in Berlin.
Biography
Bierbach was born and grew up in East Berlin. Rødhåd means "red head".
In 2009, he co-founded Dystopian, a series of parties that turned into a record label. He is associated with the Berlin nightclub Berghain. Rødhåd is known equally for his work as a music producer as for his DJing.
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