Interactive

Interactive, a German electronic dance music group, was formed in 1990 by Ramon Zenker and Jens Lissat as a studio project. Their debut release, "The Techno Wave", marked one of the earliest German techno projects. For their subsequent production, No Control, they brought in Marc Innocent as a vocalist, leading to the idea of presenting Interactive as a live act. The group achieved national and international breakthrough with "Who Is Elvis" in 1992, becoming one of the first pure techno productions to enter multiple countries' sales charts. Interactive's early works were characterized by repetitive text lines, such as in "Dildo" (1992), "Amok" (1992), and "Elevator Up & Down" (1992). Later, they expanded their musical range with tracks like Sanctuary (1992) and Fanatic (1998), which leaned towards trance. Notable hits include "Forever Young" (1994), which was awarded gold in Germany and Australia, and "Living Without Your Love" (1995) and "Tell Me When" (1995). After working with various singers from 1996, Ramon Zenker discontinued the project in 2002. Interactive reunited in 2016 with their original lineup of Zenker and Innocent, releasing a best-of album titled Retroactive – The Very Best...and more! that year.