People who like Lets Swing also listen to Marko Furstenberg, Quantec, Move D, Mikkel Metal, Efdemin, Freund der Familie, Claro Intelecto, Pablo Bolivar, Fluxion, Pulshar.

Mojuba released Lets Swing on Mon Sep 18 2006. The 2 track House release features Sven Weisemann. **Mojuba** has also released vinyl by [Bernard Badie](/artist/bernard-badie), [Grad U](/artist/grad-u), [Idealist](/artist/idealist), [Jouem](/artist/jouem), and [Juliano](/artist/juliano). Browse the [Mojuba catalogue](/label/mojuba). People who like Lets Swing also listen to Marko Furstenberg, Quantec, Move D, Mikkel Metal, Efdemin, Freund der Familie, Claro Intelecto, Pablo Bolivar, Fluxion, Pulshar.

Despite his young age, Weisemann has been DJing since 1997. His musical influences ranges from Classic, Soundtracks, Soul and Jazz, Deep House and Dub to his beloved Detroit Techno and US House. As a producer, his music draws deeply on the legacy of Chicago and Detroit, yet somehow manages to end up sounding as fresh as a daisy - records such as 'Vibe' and 'Slices' are house music that is half atmosphere and half beats, and not afraid to take its sweet time to lull the floor with their charms. A self-taught musician who plays piano, acoustic guitar and percussion, Weisemann also composes jazz and soundtracks - traditions which also inform his house records no doubt, many of which you can find on Meanwhile, House Café Music, Apple Pips, Kann, a.r.t.less, Wandering, Liebe*Detail, Real Soon, Styrax Leaves, Essays, Freund Der Familie, Fauxpas Musik, Echocord, Delsin, Telrae, Just Another Beat and especially Mojuba, where Weisemann's music slots together with friends Nick Solé and Oracy to form a distinct, and highly collectible, label sound. Several pseudonyms are in circulation.

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