Released as the 1st single from Crisstoffer's 3rd album, “I’m Not The DJ.” The album release was shelved and never released in the US.
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Crisstoffer's 3rd album, titled “I’m Not The DJ,” was unreleased in the US.
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Crisstoffer's second full album release.
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2nd single release from "The Deal."
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The 1st single from Crisstoffer’s 2nd album, “The Deal,” a 4-track funk compilation. Released as a scheduled 1-time-only free download for 24hrs on the FameCast website, it received so many hits that, within minutes of the release, the website itself crashed.
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The last single released from 138bpms. This video helped Crisstoffer reclaim Indie status on the FameCast podcast. The video also featured long-time friend and local Dallas DJ/Producer DJ Shaolin, who also produced the official “Black Tea” Remix.
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Crisstoffer’s 8th single release featuring his rap skills. Although the song failed to chart, the video received heavy rotation play on FameCast.
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Co-written by Crisstoffer’s then “partner-in-crime” Pablo Serna, this song cast Crisstoffer in a different light. His voice in this piece demanded the world not to suppress, but to encourage, freedom of expression. The song’s video took a direct play on the hit horror movie “The Ring.” This single shot Crisstoffer to the #5 position on Indie Radio “MyTune.”
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The 6th song to be released from “138bpms” which, like its predecessors, delivered a social message, this time “Drinking & Driving.” The song’s music video ranked in the TOP 5 and featured several local Dallas, TX, club DJ’s and producers as well as a slew of well-known Dallas B-Boy/B-Girl dancers.
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The song “Breath” was the 1st Maxi Single release. The song and music video were inspired by the events surrounding the disappearance of Natalee Holloway. The music video caught the eye of pop music sensation JC Chasez of NSync, which he handpicked to feature on his new Indie Music Artist website launch called “MusicFreedom.” The release of “Breath” catapulted Crisstoffer. The song and music video kept Crisstoffer on the daily “Most Requested,” “Most Viewed,” and “Most Buzzed” daily music charts for several months. The music video became such a hit, that aLion Recording Entertainment released a sequel simply entitled “Breath2.” But, with every "major hit" comes a "major fit," as a few...
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Crisstoffer’s debut album “138bpms” is released.
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Crisstoffer’s 4th single and 2nd music video. The video was nominated and entered into YouTube’s 1st Indie Music Video Competition called “YouTube Underground” and received several thousand plays within the 1st 48hrs. Crisstoffer finished the competition at #17 out of 844 entries. As new found fame had finally found Crisstoffer, so did Legal Remorse, which sparked a YouTube controversy. UK label Parlophone Records...
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Crisstoffer’s 3rd music single, accompanied by his 1st music video.
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Released as Crisstoffer’s 2nd single
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Crisstoffer's debut US single, entitled “Free Yourself,” is released and featured as a free download single on Dallas Morning News' “Quick JuQ Box” as part of their mini daily publication “Quick.” The song became the first electronica track ever to...
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