Besides countless worldwide gigs at festivals, raves and cult-clubs like Berghain, he is also a very well-known and popular remixer for artists like Kid Alex aka Boys Noize, GusGus, Justin Robertson, Daniel Avery or Solomun; furthermore he is still the world record holder concerning the longest remix (60 minutes of pure acid-madness for 'Oculus' from Iceland!) in dance-music-history. His own productions got remixed by artists like Paul Kalkbrenner, DJ Rush, Snuff Crew or Legowelt.
Remute had his final breakthrough in 2008 when he launched his own, self-titled, label 'Remute' :
Its first release 'Zuendli' triggered an unprecedented wave of techno-euphoria and the catchy, thrilling helicopter-sounds caused clubber's jaw clenching and teeth grinding for many years.
More distinctive releases followed in the 2010s like 'The Orgy' (including a sample of his own blood with each of the limited album editions), 'Cowbell Mania', ''Lampuca For Me' (thanks to Erol Alkan's heavy support on BBC a massive genre-bending hit) or his 2013 album 'Theme Tunes For 10 Games Never Made' which successfully built an overdue bridge between videogaming and clubbing (just listen to its lead-track 'Gravity?') and made Remute tour the world with synth-modified gameconsoles and Commodore Amiga homecomputers...
His probably most ambitious opus is called 'REMUTE24' and is a neverending weekly series of songs linked to news-headlines and zeitgeist:
Danceable stories and rhythmic coded messages about week's hot topics, moods and events - always 100% unpredictable.
In late 2014 he once more proved his versatility and released a quasi-official, let's say fan-made, 'speculative mixtape'-album via the US-synthwave-label Telefuture called 'Yoshiwara' which tries to provide a retro-futuristic electronic soundtrack to the infamous nightclub of the same name from the pioneering SciFi-movie 'Metropolis' - the mediator between brain and hands has to be the heart.
In 2016 he released his, entirely crowd-funded, new album 'Play The Game' which features collaborations with Shinichi Osawa, Lil' Fang and Plavka and is his most catchy work so far.