D-Flame

D-Flame
D-Flame
Background information
Birth name Daniel Kretschmer
Origin Frankfurt, Germany
Genres Hip hop, Reggae, Dancehall
Years active 1994–present
Labels Eastwest, Mercury Records, EMI
Associated acts Brothers Keepers
Website Official website

Daniel Kretschmer, better known by his stage-name D-Flame, is a German hip hop and reggae musician. He was also previously part of the hip hop formation Asiatic Warriors.

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Discography

Albums

  • 2000 - Basstard
  • 2002 - Daniel X – eine schwarze deutsche Geschichte ("Daniel X – A Black German Story")
  • 2003 - Unaufhaltsam ("Unstoppable")
  • 2006 - F.F.M. (Flame F.M.)
  • 2008 - ...Stress

Singles

  • 1999 - "Heisser" ("Hotter")
  • 2000 - "Sorry" (feat. Eißfeldt)
  • 2001 - "Sie Macht Mich Glücklich" ("She makes me happy")
  • 2002 - "Mehr als Musik" ("More than just music" feat. Tone)
  • 2002 - "Heimatlos" ("Homeless")
  • 2002 - "Stopp"
  • 2003 - "Kopf Hoch" ("Chin up")
  • 2003 - "Du Kennst Mich Nicht" ("You don't know me")
  • 2006 - "Burnin' Nonstop" (feat. Wayne Marshall)
  • 2007 - "Mom Song"

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External links


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