Tocadisco
Tocadisco is the stage name of Roman Böer, a German DJ and producer born in 1974 who launched his alias, taken from the Spanish word for turntable, while working as a resident DJ at Düsseldorf's Unique club in his early twenties. Coda Music and AllMusic both trace his career start to that Düsseldorf residency, which served as the foundation for a broader house, electro house, techno, and tech house-focused career.
Portuguese Wikipedia notes he began DJing in 1996 and became known for high-profile partnerships with David Guetta and other prominent house producers over the following decades. Described by German Wikipedia as a multi-instrumentalist as well as a DJ and producer, his work spans across house's various subgenres, and his catalog reflects collaborations that extended his reach beyond Germany's domestic club circuit into international house music networks.
His early residency at a Düsseldorf club provided the platform from which his broader DJ and production career developed, and his alias's Spanish-language turntable reference reflects a career built explicitly around the DJ booth. Decades after his 1996 start, Tocadisco remains associated with a lineage of German house DJs who built international recognition through both club residencies and high-profile collaborations.