Jürgen Driessen is a German music producer and disc jockey born on 3 July 1967 in Düsseldorf. He achieved professional recognition for a musical career that began with professional disc jockeying at age 18. His recording career began with a collaboration featuring the musicians Marc Et Claude and DJ Bossi (1993). Driessen achieved professional recognition for a remix of the track "La Cucamarcha" (1994) which received a gold certification. He achieved professional recognition for the track "Epidemic" (1994) released with the musician Ramon Zenker under the alias Exit EEE. Driessen achieved professional recognition for becoming the A&R at Important Records in 1994 and founding the project Acrid Abeyance with the musician DJ Plank. His discography included the Mutekki E.P. (2000) and the Koto Buki EP (2001). He achieved professional recognition for the track "Ocean of Life" (2005) and the track "Rheingold / Sing Sang" (2008). Driessen achieved professional recognition for producing remixes for the ensemble Frankie Goes to Hollywood, the ensemble Mr. President, and the ensemble Sash.