Talla 2XLC
Talla 2XLC was a German electronic music project active in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The name came from producer Talla Wesseloh, who worked with various...
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Talla 2XLC was a German electronic music project active in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The name came from producer Talla Wesseloh, who worked with various collaborators including Ferry Corsten on some tracks. Their sound fit into the trance and progressive house styles popular in European clubs at the time.
One of their best-known tracks is "Carry Me," which became a staple on dancefloors and got the club mix treatment. They also released tracks like "Cars" and "No Inbetween." The project released albums including "In Flight," "Global," and "The Fourth Dimension."
In 2001, there were some accusations about similarities between their track "Words" and another production, though the details were never fully litigated in public. The project's output slowed in the mid-2000s as Wesseloh focused on other work.
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