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Tensnake
Tensnake is a Berlin-based electronic duo formed by Marco Niemerski and Marc Hoffmann in 2007. They started making music in the city's underground electronic...
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Tensnake is a Berlin-based electronic duo formed by Marco Niemerski and Marc Hoffmann in 2007. They started making music in the city's underground electronic circles, and by 2010 they had released their debut album 'Glow.' The track 'Good Enough To Keep' from that album became a hit in several countries.
Their sound pulls from house, techno, and soul, with later work incorporating funk and disco elements. In 2014 they put out a second album called 'Glow 2.' Other notable songs include 'Love Sublime' featuring Nile Rodgers and Fiora, and 'Pressure' with Thabo.
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