Timo Maas

So that's how we could get combined.

You know, like Timo Maas and Martin Buckrich, that's how it was for them.

You know, a lot of the partnerships that you talk about.

The reason this worked, though, back in the day, is because there was a lot of money in production.

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So many producers looking back to that period for ideas and samples.

A lot of the big moments getting re-released and remixed.

And I actually have a great example of this from Timo Maas coming up in a few minutes.

But it's also happening with the big compilations from back in the day.