Back in the day, Maabee mixed exclusive freestyles from high & mighty, Busta Rhymes, and Method Man with various "current" white labels from Rawkus, Def Jam, and other hip-hop labels. This mix created the perfect party atmosphere that kept the crowd jumping. He was a regular on the club and event circuit, and his innovative mixing style and broad range of musical genres made him stand out from other DJs.

However, in the mid-2010s, Maabee began to lose his passion for hip-hop music. He felt increasingly disenchanted with the club scene and found it hard to identify with the new generation of black music. He began to lose consistency in his gigs, which was reflected in the reaction of the party crowd. Despite being one of the most popular hip-hop DJs in Europe, Maabee struggled to find the motivation to continue his career. His family became his source of solace, and he often thought about quitting his career to spend more time with his kids.

But, as fate would have it, Maabee found a new creative outlet in combining ambient dreamscapes with heavy electro beats, sprinkled with delicate hip-hop vibes and vocals. This new experimentation gave him the space to rediscover his passion for music. Maabee's music now includes a mix of "back in the day" and "get the party started" sounds that continue to draw crowds of all ages. He uses Rane Serato vinyl to create a unique and diverse sound that sets him apart from other DJs.

Maabee has established himself as a veteran in the German club scene, and his reputation has only grown stronger over the years. He continues to experiment with different genres, and his eclectic mix of music keeps his fans on their toes. Maabee's passion for music and his desire to connect with his audience keep him relevant and in-demand in the industry. His dedication to his craft has made him an inspiration to aspiring DJs and a favorite among music lovers.