Pulsedriver

Pulsedriver, the stage name of German DJ, producer, and remixer Slobodan Petrović Jr., was born on February 22, 1974, in Schleswig-Holstein and grew up in Trappenkamp. Of former Yugoslav heritage, he began DJing at 15 and became a fixture of Germany's early-1990s dance and rave scene under the name DJ Tibby, while also producing his own material. In 1994, he founded Aqualoop Productions, followed by the Aqualoop Records label in 2000. The Pulsedriver project began in 1997 with "Rhythmic Trip," followed by "Time Machine" and "I'm Rushin'." His first major commercial breakthrough came with "Kiss That Sound," before "I Dominate U," "Take U High," and "Your Spirit Is Shining" extended his run of club hits. His 2001 remake of Kim Wilde's "Cambodia" became his biggest chart success, reaching the German top 10 and the Austrian top five. Pulsedriver remained highly active throughout the 2000s, releasing the album Night Moves in 2003 and singles including "Slammin'," "Galaxy," "Din Daa Daa," and "Vagabonds," while also building an extensive career as a remixer. He was named Best National Remixer in Germany in 2002, 2003, and 2004 and accumulated more than 200 remix credits, including work connected to Kim Wilde and Sinéad O'Connor. Albums, compilations, and club projects continued throughout the following decade, culminating in the retrospective 20 Years (Pulsedriver Presents) in 2017. He then teamed with Tiscore for "One to Make Her Happy" in 2018, which became one of the most enduring tracks of his later career. Pulsedriver continued releasing dance material at a steady pace with "5 Days" in 2020, "Bette Davis Eyes" with Chris Deelay in 2021, "Hungry Eyes" in 2022, and "Highs & Lows (I'll Be There)" with Tim Savey, Tiscore, and Sal De Sol in 2023. In 2024, he joined Rocco and Ninkid for the techno-leaning "Take Me to the Rave." Further collaborations followed through 2025 and 2026, including "Missing You" with Dave McCullen, "Together on the Floor" with Kevax, "Love Again" with Dave McCullen and DJ Wout, "It's a Fine Day" with Sal De Sol, and "Equal in Love" with Pinball, while he continued operating Aqualoop Records from Trappenkamp.