Members of Mayday

Members of Mayday
Origin Germany
Genres Techno
Years active 1991–2014
Labels Data Records (2003-2005) Destined Records (2008)
Past members Klaus Jankuhn
WestBam

Members of Mayday was a German techno project by Klaus Jankuhn and WestBam. From 1991 until 2013 the Members of Mayday created the official hymn of the annual Mayday Rave, which was during that time Germany’s largest indoor rave.

In February 2014 WestBam announced that he will not perform any longer at Mayday and the project will disband.[1]

Discography

Studio albums

Singles

1992
  • The MAYDAY Anthem (12") (published as WestBam) (#NL 29)
  • Forward Ever Backward Never (12") (published as WestBam)
1993
  • Judgement Day (12")
  • Religion EP (12") (#D 38)
1994
  • Rave Olympia (Enter The Arena) (12") (#D 27, #S 14, #Belgium (Flanders) 26)
  • We Are Different (12") (#D 13,#FIN 2,#CH 35,#NL 48,#S 19)
1995
  • The Bells Of Reformation (12") (#D 17,#CH 35,#S 35)
  • Great (12") (#D 49, #S 58)
1996
  • The Day X (12") (#D 47, #FIN 13)
  • Live from Mars (12") (published as Members Of Mars)
1997
  • Sonic Empire (12") (#D 1,#A 15,#CH 7,#F 69,#NL 44,#UK 59)
  • Live At The Sonic Empire
1998
  • Save The Robots (12")(#D 38)
1999
  • Soundtropolis (12") (#D 14)
2000
  • Datapop (12") (#D 42,#CH 99)
2001
  • 10 In 01 (12") (#D 16,#CH 98,#UK 31)
2002
2003
  • Troopa Of Tomorrow (12") (#D 53)
2004
  • Team-X-Treme (12") (#D 56)
2005
  • Prototypes (12") (#D 52)
2006
  • Worldclub (12") (#D 75)
2007
  • New Euphoria (12") (#D 81)
2008
  • Reflect yourself
2009
  • Massive Moments
2010
  • Make My Day
2011
  • Ravemobil
2012
  • The Perfect Machine
2013
  • Never Stop

References

  1. ↑ Westbam steigt bei der Mayday in Dortmund aus, derwesten.de, retrieved 5 February 2014
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