Florian Kruse

Florian Kruse’s route into electronic music began in northern Germany, with a first turntable at fourteen and production equipment following at sixteen. He moved to Hamburg in 2002 to study audio engineering and later taught at SAE. His first vinyl release arrived in 2007 on Stockholm’s Heya Hifi.

With Nils Nuernberg, he formed Kruse & Nuernberg and launched Save Room Recordings in 2008. Alongside Stel Vasiloudis, the pair also worked as Wiretappeur, releasing on Bedrock. Kruse’s solo work includes Anjunadeep, Noir Music, Poker Flat and GREEN, while collaborations with singer Hendrik Burkhard developed into the live project TheGround.