about

At the heart of Johann Michael Schober’s work lies a profound passion for audiovisual art and an unwavering commitment to artistic freedom.

Each project by Johann Michael Schober is driven by a deep love for self-expression, seamlessly merging music and visual arts to create immersive, thought-provoking experiences. Dedicated to exploring new creative horizons, Schober constantly pushes boundaries, transforming ideas into vibrant works of art. His artistic universe is a space where creativity thrives—inviting others to join a journey of discovery and collaboration.

Schober’s style is rooted in minimalism and authenticity. Best known for stripping songs down to their core essence, he focuses on raw emotion and the natural chemistry between artists. With a deep respect for diverse musical influences, he has worked across genres—from hip-hop and dance to jazz and pop. His approach emphasizes creating a comfortable, inspiring environment that allows artists to fully explore their creativity, consistently pushing boundaries while preserving the artist’s true voice.

Since 1994, Johann Michael Schober has released music under various pseudonyms, including Don Summer, We Mean Disco!, Trüestyle, The Bombjack, Fake Fellini, Defcon, Men of Film, Pesante, The Rokkafellaz, AustropOp, and Jean Michel Schober. Under these names, he has collaborated with artists and companies such as Mark Murphy, Hubert Tubbs, John Megill, HiQ, Anna F., Ida Nielsen, Café Drechsler, Christian Ludwig Attersee, Flowin Immo, Louie Austen, Julian & der Fux, Johann Sebastian Bass, Stefan Remmler, Casali, Bwin, Springer & Jacoby, and the Red Cross.