Ingo Vogelmann didn't find music for his life, it found him. When he's on the decks dancefloors are boiling, clubbers freak out and everyone has a long-lasting smile on his face. Ingo knows how the job has to be done. Over two decades in the scene as a DJ and producer, at FRISKY — the number 1 radio station in its field — both as host and crew member from 2005 on, Ingo runs three successful shows on the station: the 8 hours marathon show "LIGHTWORKS", the legendary Ambient show "TIME OUT" and the "Release Promo Hype Chart Essentials" where Ingo showcases the best new material from the most significant promo pool for progressive dance music. From over 200 shows on the station, "LIGHTWORKS" has been ranked #4 in 2011, after Nick Warren, Dave Seaman and the "Artist Of The Week".

Ingo has established himself as one of the most influential figures in the field of electronic music over the years as both a DJ, and a producer. He's not only an extraordinary and charismatic DJ, but also a workhorse in the studio. 7 albums and over 150 singles and remixes mark his way. Ingo’s known for being a studio wizard, often breaking the boundaries of the possible. Some of his highly remarkable remix works were for the co-producer of Enigma (Jens Gad, and his side project "Achillea") and the single "The Seeress Prophecy", his remixes for Jane Silence's "Break Easy," Nash Donson's "Brightness", PVS's "Peklow", or his remixes for the FRISKY Records label.

Ingo currently works on his 8th artist album for which he teamed up with the Danish classical/crossover singer Helene Hørlyck as well as New York City based singer Jane Silence, to create another pioneering work in the field of advanced eletronic music. Also out in 2013 are remixes for the award-winning producer Lee Fletcher and the German label Cirque Du Son.

In late summer of 2013 Ingo moved to Asia, the Philippines. In his new STUDIO 909 he's composing and producing new music, as well as doing mastering for artists and labels.

This man and his passion for music can only lead him — and those who are fortunate enough to hear his work — to higher places.