When Dixon entered the Berlin club circuit in the early 90’s, he established his name on the strength of djing. He later extended his merits beyond the club by compiling and mixing compilations for Get Physical, Resident Advisor and Robert Jonson, which became very popular and introduced his impeccable style of mixing to a bigger crowd. He also made bonds with Jazzanova and became involved with their vibrant Sonar Kollektiv label.

In 2005, the reign of minimal sounds in club-land was gaining momentum as much as house lost it. The choice was simply either to adapt or to rebuild. Dixon decided for the latter and took the next step with Innervisions, which he founded with Âme. It was a platform that was thought of to keep up the house tradition all those involved stayed so faithful to over the years, but it was also thought of to breathe some fresh air into it. And so it did. Always interested in producing some added value to a good thing, Dixon soon used the success to put other ideas into action. The label was became independent, and the trademark artwork of the label was getting connected with sought after fashion and design items, carefully conceived to meet the high standards of the Innervisions camp and its supporters. With almost 50 releases to its name, Innervisions is one of the most respected house labels of our time!