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Maarten's first piece of action began back in 2006, when Bingo Players was born by Dutch DJs Maarten Hoogstraten and Paul Bäumer. They signed to their own record label Hysteria records and got to work on what would be a break through in electronic fused dance music. Their career has been short but sweet, little but effective. They haven't seen much chart action but their dance music originates from Disclosure and later sounding Swedish House Mafia.
Tragically the band had a major defining moment in 2013 when the other half of Bingo Players, Paul announced via Facebook that he was a victim of cancer. Only months after been diagnosed Paul died of his horrible illness leaving Maarten to take to the stage alone.
Maarten has carried the torch high and played thousands of shows now for the last year completely solo, with Paul in his heart and spiritually there on the decks. I's remarkable and heart lifting to hear their music and watch the live sets knowing that Maarten plays with twice as much passion now.
With everything bad comes something good and that would be the case as around the same time as Pauls passing, Bingo players snatched up their first number one single 'Knock You Out,' in the US dance chart.
Looking for a live concert to get your heart racing, fist pumping and body jumping? Then, Bingo Players is the act for you. Beginning as a duo in 2006, Dutch DJs Maarten Hoogstraten and Paul Bäumer signed to their own record label, Hysteria Records. The pair went on to create countless remixes and original songs over the next 7 years. In 2013, the Bingo Players released the song “Get Up (Rattle)”, which was hugely successful, reaching number one in the United Kingdom as well as becoming a Top 10 hit in Australia, Austria and many parts of Europe. At the end of 2013, it was announced that Bäumer had passed away after battling cancer for a year. After taking time to mourn the loss of his friend, Hoogstraten revealed that it was Bäumer’s wish that he would carry on as a solo act and, in adhering to these wishes, he earned Bingo Players’ their first number one in the US dance chart with “Knock You Out”. Standing in a crowd of energetic and tireless fans, it is clear why Bingo Players have reached such levels of success. Not one person looks bored or unhappy as Hoogstraten unceasingly produces unbelievable remixes. I challenge everyone out there to not enjoy themselves as incredible light shows beam out from all directions while Hoogstraten continues to transition flawlessly from one song to the next. You will never witness an atmosphere like it as the venue fills to the brim with hundreds of active bodies, each one as elated as the one before. Leaving the venue with ringing ears and aching limbs, it is clear that Bingo Players provide an unforgettable experience.