Quartz Lock Records is an electronic music label founded in 2009 that is based in Florida. The label focuses on high quality techno, house and progressive releases from both established and up-and-coming artists. Notable artists on the label include Quartz People, L.O.K.I., Black Plug, Portland, Alisio Delgado and Elina. The label has received support from dance music heavyweights like Dubfire, Chris Fortier and Paco Osuna.
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Hard Rock Cafe Pattaya presents ‘MIX TAPE’ every Friday night from 9pm till 2am at the Moon Deck. A roster of four guest DJs play soulful funky sounds, deep house, tech and all manners of groovy tunes laced with rock & roll.
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Midgar Records is a Berlin-based label founded in 2014 that focuses on innovative techno with positive energy. Their first release is an EP by Japanese artist Wata Igarashi titled "Junctions". The EP explores deep techno across four tracks with diverse styles, from restless beats to slow and acidic melodies. Wata has released music previously on several labels and has performed in clubs in Tokyo. Midgar Records aims to bring new sounds beyond trends in genres like deep techno, ambient, and downtempo.
DJ Eloy is a DJ from the Bronx with experience spinning in clubs around New York City and for celebrities. He creates unique video mashups and has partnerships with Strictly Hits and Microsoft's Windows Media Guide to share his remixes. DJ Eloy also teaches skills for Serato software and has a sponsorship from Rane as an officially supported DJ.
This document provides the track listing and credits for Kelly Rowland's album "Here I Am". The album contains 14 tracks, including collaborations with artists like Lil Wayne, Big Sean, and Nelly. It also includes 4 bonus tracks on the deluxe version. Each track is accompanied by detailed production and recording credits. At the end, Kelly Rowland expresses her gratitude to God, her family, fans, and the entire team involved in creating the album.
The vocoder is a speech analysis and synthesis system originally developed in the 1930s to code human speech for telecommunication transmission. During World War II, the vocoder was used to scramble conversations between Churchill and Roosevelt, making their discussions harder for enemies to decipher. While initially not intended for music, the vocoder was featured in the soundtrack for "A Clockwork Orange" in 1971 and was later adopted by bands like Kraftwerk, contributing to its use in popular music through the 1980s. The vocoder works by analyzing sound samples with filters and then synthesizing speech or sound based on that analysis, producing its distinctive robotic quality.
Creating a Remix w/ D.Satori (2/16/18)Danny Satori
Creating a Remix w/ D.Satori (2/16/18)
Presented by D. Satori | www.dannysatori.com
Hosted by Mmmmaven | http://mmmmaven.com/
Have you ever heard a track, and wanted to give it a twist with a fresh, unique sound? If so, please join us on Friday, the 16th of November, as D.Satori shares his global approach to creating the ultimate remix. From conceptualization to execution, D will deconstruct the different levels of building harmonic/melodic motifs, quick tips for Ableton Live workflow, and deconstructing select reference tracks. Open to all levels from Beginner to Advanced, with a Q&A session to follow.
Whether it be performing live electronica at the Ableton Loop Conference in Funkhaus Berlin or hybrid DJ sets for ToUch Performance Art’s AcousticaElectronica, D.Satori is no stranger to artistic expression. Having been a featured artist on imprints such as Teknofonic Recordings (NYC) & Krafted Digital (London), D loves to share his passion for musicianship and advocates for the transcendent power of musical education. For more information, please visit www.dannysatori.com.
Level: Beginner - Advanced
The Austrian Music Tech Scene - An overview May 2015Helmut Herglotz
This presentation of the Austrian Music Tech Meetup gives a short overview about Music Startups and Companies from Austria.
If you find there is a company missing, please get in touch with us! Twitter: @HHerglotz
This document discusses the process of transcription in bacteria and eukaryotes. It describes the roles of sigma factor, RNA polymerase, promoters, and terminators in bacterial transcription initiation and termination. It also explains the involvement of transcription factors TFIIB, TFIID, TFIIF, TFIIE, TFIIH and RNA polymerase II in eukaryotic transcription initiation and the use of a TATA box.
Mix Tape on every Friday Night at the Moon Deck of Hard Rock Café PattayaPattaya E-Magazine
Hard Rock Cafe Pattaya presents ‘MIX TAPE’ every Friday night from 9pm till 2am at the Moon Deck. A roster of four guest DJs play soulful funky sounds, deep house, tech and all manners of groovy tunes laced with rock & roll.
Read More>> http://www.pattayaemagazine.com/mix-tape-on-every-friday-night-at-the-moon-deck-of-hard-rock-cafe-pattaya/
Midgar Records is a Berlin-based label founded in 2014 that focuses on innovative techno with positive energy. Their first release is an EP by Japanese artist Wata Igarashi titled "Junctions". The EP explores deep techno across four tracks with diverse styles, from restless beats to slow and acidic melodies. Wata has released music previously on several labels and has performed in clubs in Tokyo. Midgar Records aims to bring new sounds beyond trends in genres like deep techno, ambient, and downtempo.
DJ Eloy is a DJ from the Bronx with experience spinning in clubs around New York City and for celebrities. He creates unique video mashups and has partnerships with Strictly Hits and Microsoft's Windows Media Guide to share his remixes. DJ Eloy also teaches skills for Serato software and has a sponsorship from Rane as an officially supported DJ.
This document provides the track listing and credits for Kelly Rowland's album "Here I Am". The album contains 14 tracks, including collaborations with artists like Lil Wayne, Big Sean, and Nelly. It also includes 4 bonus tracks on the deluxe version. Each track is accompanied by detailed production and recording credits. At the end, Kelly Rowland expresses her gratitude to God, her family, fans, and the entire team involved in creating the album.
The vocoder is a speech analysis and synthesis system originally developed in the 1930s to code human speech for telecommunication transmission. During World War II, the vocoder was used to scramble conversations between Churchill and Roosevelt, making their discussions harder for enemies to decipher. While initially not intended for music, the vocoder was featured in the soundtrack for "A Clockwork Orange" in 1971 and was later adopted by bands like Kraftwerk, contributing to its use in popular music through the 1980s. The vocoder works by analyzing sound samples with filters and then synthesizing speech or sound based on that analysis, producing its distinctive robotic quality.
Creating a Remix w/ D.Satori (2/16/18)Danny Satori
Creating a Remix w/ D.Satori (2/16/18)
Presented by D. Satori | www.dannysatori.com
Hosted by Mmmmaven | http://mmmmaven.com/
Have you ever heard a track, and wanted to give it a twist with a fresh, unique sound? If so, please join us on Friday, the 16th of November, as D.Satori shares his global approach to creating the ultimate remix. From conceptualization to execution, D will deconstruct the different levels of building harmonic/melodic motifs, quick tips for Ableton Live workflow, and deconstructing select reference tracks. Open to all levels from Beginner to Advanced, with a Q&A session to follow.
Whether it be performing live electronica at the Ableton Loop Conference in Funkhaus Berlin or hybrid DJ sets for ToUch Performance Art’s AcousticaElectronica, D.Satori is no stranger to artistic expression. Having been a featured artist on imprints such as Teknofonic Recordings (NYC) & Krafted Digital (London), D loves to share his passion for musicianship and advocates for the transcendent power of musical education. For more information, please visit www.dannysatori.com.
Level: Beginner - Advanced
The Austrian Music Tech Scene - An overview May 2015Helmut Herglotz
This presentation of the Austrian Music Tech Meetup gives a short overview about Music Startups and Companies from Austria.
If you find there is a company missing, please get in touch with us! Twitter: @HHerglotz
This document discusses the process of transcription in bacteria and eukaryotes. It describes the roles of sigma factor, RNA polymerase, promoters, and terminators in bacterial transcription initiation and termination. It also explains the involvement of transcription factors TFIIB, TFIID, TFIIF, TFIIE, TFIIH and RNA polymerase II in eukaryotic transcription initiation and the use of a TATA box.
DJ Shero began his career in Cyprus at age 20 and gained experience and skills over time. He then moved to Dubai where he held residencies at many of the hottest nightclubs. Currently, he is resident DJ at several clubs in Dubai known for their urban music scenes. In addition to his regular gigs, Shero has made guest appearances at other venues in Dubai and the region. He has also opened for many well-known artists and been involved in major events like concerts and parties. Shero is one of the most popular DJs in the Middle East.
Fnoob Radio is launching on September 5th from 10pm to 7am GMT with live sets from well-known techno and minimal DJs/producers like PERC and Mikael Jonasson. The broadcast will take place from the launch of a new techno night in Reading, UK. After the launch, DJs from around the world will host radio shows on fnoob featuring different electronic music genres. Listeners can download past shows through user profiles or blogs on the website.
Electronic music employs electronic instruments and technology in production. It was once associated with art music but became popular in genres like electronic dance music from the 1960s on. The origins of electronic music date back to Helmholtz's work with tones and resonant fields in the 19th century. Key early developers included Kraftwerk, who used machines to produce songs, and Lev Termen, who invented the first electronic musical instrument called the Aetherphone in 1919. Common electronic music genres include electro house, house, techno, and trance, characterized by distinct tempos and musical styles. A synthesizer is a musical instrument that creates or imitates sounds electronically through manipulating electric currents or digital waveforms.
Electronic music originated from music created using electronics and has evolved to include genres like electro-house, house, techno, and trance. Electro-house emerged in the 2000s and became popular, represented by DJs like Deadmau5, David Guetta, and Tiësto. Techno originated in Detroit in the 1980s and uses electronic instruments like synthesizers and a prominent 4/4 drum beat. Trance uses synthetic sounds, long chords, atmospheres, and arpeggios, usually with a beat over 130 BPM and complex evolving melodies. Electronic music has grown from an art form to include popular dance music genres and will continue to be a influential in music.
Channel 4 has consistently used the same basic shape (the number 4) for its logo over the years, but alters the design slightly for each of its subsidiary channels such as Channel 4oD, E4, More4, and Film4 to allow viewers to identify the specific channel. This document also discusses the variety of music charts featured on the 4Music channel, including the Today's 4Music Top 10 chart, Fresh Music Top 20 chart, Your Official Top 20 chart for particular artists, and others. Finally, it provides brief descriptions of BBC channel idents showing their logo designs and features such as background music and motion.
This document summarizes a proposed Chinese Hip Hop Culture World Tour that will take place over 3 months and visit 32 cities globally. The tour aims to share Chinese hip hop culture including MCing, DJing, graffiti arts, and breakdancing with international hip hop communities, while also allowing Chinese artists to learn from international hip hop artists. The tour plans to hold promotional events in 10 Chinese provinces before the international tour. At each international location, the tour plans to include promotions, performances by Chinese and local artists, and parties. The tour will feature several Chinese hip hop artists and create content around the tour to engage fans online.
The document traces the history of music videos from early experiments combining music and visuals in the 1910s through the development of promotional films for songs in the 1960s and the rise of dedicated music video shows in the 1970s. It highlights pioneering music videos by The Beatles, Pink Floyd, and David Bowie in the late 1960s/early 1970s as genre-defining works. The launch of MTV in 1981 provided a dedicated outlet for music videos and fueled their rise as an art form and promotional tool, with major artists like Michael Jackson and Madonna releasing iconic videos in the 1980s.
Rap music videos in the 1980s were controversial. The first major rap video, "Rappers Delight" by Sugarhill Gang, portrayed the rappers as heroes through low camera angles and bird's-eye shots of dancing crowds, though it was criticized for including sexual dancing. NWA's "Straight Outta Compton" was the first stereotypical rap video, using dark lighting and portraying the lyrics through actions like MC Ren pretending to hold a gun. Both videos aimed to seem relatable through normal clothing but had different styles - Sugarhill Gang's was purely performative while NWA's combined performance with a narrative storyline.
This document provides a summary of Kevin Laffey's experience and qualifications. He has over 30 years of experience in music supervision, licensing, A&R, and artist development. Currently, he owns Sound Word Mine which provides music supervision, licensing, and catalog representation for film, TV, advertising, and other media. He has worked for several record labels and music publishers throughout his career.
The document discusses different subgenres of synthwave music including outrun, darksynth, darkwave, retro electro, synthpop/house/nu disco, popwave, and cybersynth. It provides examples of influential artists and albums for each genre, describes their stylistic elements and origins, and traces their evolution and hybridization over time from the 1980s to present day.
Quartz People is an electronic music project formed in 2007 by DJ/producers Rafi Levin and Vitor Fernandes in Amsterdam. They host a monthly party at the Winston Kingdom Club to expose new music and artists. Their music features heavy beats and electronic sounds between 125-130 BPM. They have also started a label called Quartz Lock Records to sell their music online.
DJ Shero began his career in Cyprus at age 20 and gained experience and skills over time. He then moved to Dubai where he held residencies at many of the hottest nightclubs. Currently, he is resident DJ at several clubs in Dubai known for their urban music scenes. In addition to his regular gigs, Shero has made guest appearances at other venues in Dubai and the region. He has also opened for many well-known artists and been involved in major events like concerts and parties. Shero is one of the most popular DJs in the Middle East.
Fnoob Radio is launching on September 5th from 10pm to 7am GMT with live sets from well-known techno and minimal DJs/producers like PERC and Mikael Jonasson. The broadcast will take place from the launch of a new techno night in Reading, UK. After the launch, DJs from around the world will host radio shows on fnoob featuring different electronic music genres. Listeners can download past shows through user profiles or blogs on the website.
Electronic music employs electronic instruments and technology in production. It was once associated with art music but became popular in genres like electronic dance music from the 1960s on. The origins of electronic music date back to Helmholtz's work with tones and resonant fields in the 19th century. Key early developers included Kraftwerk, who used machines to produce songs, and Lev Termen, who invented the first electronic musical instrument called the Aetherphone in 1919. Common electronic music genres include electro house, house, techno, and trance, characterized by distinct tempos and musical styles. A synthesizer is a musical instrument that creates or imitates sounds electronically through manipulating electric currents or digital waveforms.
Electronic music originated from music created using electronics and has evolved to include genres like electro-house, house, techno, and trance. Electro-house emerged in the 2000s and became popular, represented by DJs like Deadmau5, David Guetta, and Tiësto. Techno originated in Detroit in the 1980s and uses electronic instruments like synthesizers and a prominent 4/4 drum beat. Trance uses synthetic sounds, long chords, atmospheres, and arpeggios, usually with a beat over 130 BPM and complex evolving melodies. Electronic music has grown from an art form to include popular dance music genres and will continue to be a influential in music.
Channel 4 has consistently used the same basic shape (the number 4) for its logo over the years, but alters the design slightly for each of its subsidiary channels such as Channel 4oD, E4, More4, and Film4 to allow viewers to identify the specific channel. This document also discusses the variety of music charts featured on the 4Music channel, including the Today's 4Music Top 10 chart, Fresh Music Top 20 chart, Your Official Top 20 chart for particular artists, and others. Finally, it provides brief descriptions of BBC channel idents showing their logo designs and features such as background music and motion.
This document summarizes a proposed Chinese Hip Hop Culture World Tour that will take place over 3 months and visit 32 cities globally. The tour aims to share Chinese hip hop culture including MCing, DJing, graffiti arts, and breakdancing with international hip hop communities, while also allowing Chinese artists to learn from international hip hop artists. The tour plans to hold promotional events in 10 Chinese provinces before the international tour. At each international location, the tour plans to include promotions, performances by Chinese and local artists, and parties. The tour will feature several Chinese hip hop artists and create content around the tour to engage fans online.
The document traces the history of music videos from early experiments combining music and visuals in the 1910s through the development of promotional films for songs in the 1960s and the rise of dedicated music video shows in the 1970s. It highlights pioneering music videos by The Beatles, Pink Floyd, and David Bowie in the late 1960s/early 1970s as genre-defining works. The launch of MTV in 1981 provided a dedicated outlet for music videos and fueled their rise as an art form and promotional tool, with major artists like Michael Jackson and Madonna releasing iconic videos in the 1980s.
Rap music videos in the 1980s were controversial. The first major rap video, "Rappers Delight" by Sugarhill Gang, portrayed the rappers as heroes through low camera angles and bird's-eye shots of dancing crowds, though it was criticized for including sexual dancing. NWA's "Straight Outta Compton" was the first stereotypical rap video, using dark lighting and portraying the lyrics through actions like MC Ren pretending to hold a gun. Both videos aimed to seem relatable through normal clothing but had different styles - Sugarhill Gang's was purely performative while NWA's combined performance with a narrative storyline.
This document provides a summary of Kevin Laffey's experience and qualifications. He has over 30 years of experience in music supervision, licensing, A&R, and artist development. Currently, he owns Sound Word Mine which provides music supervision, licensing, and catalog representation for film, TV, advertising, and other media. He has worked for several record labels and music publishers throughout his career.
The document discusses different subgenres of synthwave music including outrun, darksynth, darkwave, retro electro, synthpop/house/nu disco, popwave, and cybersynth. It provides examples of influential artists and albums for each genre, describes their stylistic elements and origins, and traces their evolution and hybridization over time from the 1980s to present day.
Quartz People is an electronic music project formed in 2007 by DJ/producers Rafi Levin and Vitor Fernandes in Amsterdam. They host a monthly party at the Winston Kingdom Club to expose new music and artists. Their music features heavy beats and electronic sounds between 125-130 BPM. They have also started a label called Quartz Lock Records to sell their music online.
A constitution outlines the rules and powers of government, often in a written document. There are several forms of government including aristocracy, where prominent citizens rule; democracy, where people rule directly or through elected representatives; dictatorship, where an individual rules without hereditary succession; and monarchy, where supreme power is held by a monarch who is head of state, typically for life. A state is a political entity with internal and external sovereignty over a geographic area and population, independent from other states.
This document discusses developing a structured framework called a Project Management Knowledge Structure (PMKS) to organize the body of knowledge in project management. It explores challenges in classifying knowledge and proposes using conceptual models to help understand the complex relationships within project management. The document examines previous attempts to structure knowledge and argues a new PMKS is needed to facilitate identifying and conveying project management information in the 21st century.
Danilo Torres is a 28-year-old single man from Recife, Brazil. He has an MBA in Business Management from Fundação Getúlio Vargas and a degree in Computer Science from Universidade Federal de Pernambuco. Currently, he works as an Acceleration Analyst at startup accelerator JUMP Brasil. Previously he co-founded several startups including Mobiclub, a mobile loyalty program, and Snapcherry, a fashion blog. He is skilled in areas like startups, entrepreneurship, innovation, and business management.
This is the user guide for Perl On NetBeans version 4 Beta. For more information, please checkout http://plugins.netbeans.org/plugin/36183/perl-on-netbeans. Please do follow https://www.facebook.com/PerlOnNetBeans for updates and feedback.
This document provides information about the MADSKIPPERS CLICK START SQUAD! compilation album. The album includes music from various artists on CD as well as music videos on DVD. The CD features tracks from electronic and rock bands such as JOUJOUKA, SLOTMACHINE, and BROZ.KORP. The DVD includes music videos directed by artists like Tadanobu Asano and t.o.L. The compilation aims to showcase both classic 1980s Japanese music as well as recent electronic scenes in Tokyo by combining music and film. It will be released on November 7, 2007 at a price of 2900 yen worldwide.
This document provides a comparison and review of artists and stages between Weekend 1 and Weekend 2 of Ultra Music Festival. It summarizes the total number of acts each weekend and notes that quantity does not necessarily impact quality. It then analyzes and compares specific stages between the weekends, noting preferences for some stages over others. Finally, it lists and provides brief commentary on artists that are considered "must see" for Weekend 1.
The Laboratory of Sonic Discovery (L.O.S.D.) was founded in the early 1990s by Peter Fleur to explore sound. L.O.S.D. electronically generates and manipulates sounds from any source, with a focus on shaping electronically produced vibrations to create immersive soundscapes. Another focus is exploring extremely low bass frequencies, sometimes so low they can hardly be heard. L.O.S.D. has released numerous albums and contributed tracks to compilations, experimenting with sounds across formats from tapes and records to CDs.
WFKU has expanded its live broadcast capabilities and added several new DJs to its lineup, including Nederfolk, Textbeak, Andi Harriman, and others. It has also congratulated existing DJs like Delchi, Albert Bouchard, and Whiskey for a successful year. The newsletter provides information on some of the new live shows being offered, such as Fire Walk With Me on Mondays hosted by Delchi, Origins on third Tuesdays hosted by Albert Bouchard, and Black Door on fourth Tuesdays hosted by Andi Harriman. It encourages readers to tune into these shows and listen to rebroadcasts on Mixcloud.
This document provides information about the lineup and stages for Ultra Music Festival Weekend 1 in Miami. It compares the number of acts between Weekend 1 and Weekend 2, and analyzes some of the main stage acts as well as must-see artists for each day, praising acts like Knife Party, Porter Robinson, Flux Pavilion, Jamie Jones, Boys Noize, Nicolas Jaar, Pretty Lights, Alvin Risk, Major Lazer, Rusko, and Dillon Francis.
Electronic music uses electronic instruments and technology to produce and manipulate sounds synthetically rather than using acoustic instruments. In the 1970s, bands like Can and The Residents incorporated elements of electronic music and tape loops/drum machines into their experimental music. Popular artists in the 1970s like Gary Numan helped bring electronic music to a wider audience. There are many genres of electronic music like acid house, techno, and trance. Synthesizers were pioneered in the 1960s and helped establish new aesthetics for electronic music. Festivals like Tomorrowland in Belgium feature international DJs and have grown electronic dance music's popularity since 2005.
This document provides information on various music, fashion, and food items. It discusses Carl Cox's final season at Space Ibiza and describes it as his best season yet, with the club at full capacity every week by 2am. It also summarizes some of the winners of the 2016 DJ Awards, with Carl Cox winning the awards for Techno and International, and Space winning the newly created Iconic Club Award.
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A DJ begins to struggle with drug addiction as his career in the nightlife scene rises to success. His drug use escalates and he ends up in rehab, but his recovery is ineffective. It's not until his record company rejects his new material that he realizes he needs to stay clean and sober to save his future career. The film is based on the real-life experiences of popular club DJ and electronic music producer Paul Kalkbrenner.
Indietronica emerged in the early 1990s as a genre that combines elements of indie rock, electronica, and other styles. It gained popularity in the new millennium as digital technology advanced, with bands from various countries mixing indie sounds with electronic music. Key characteristics include the use of electronic instruments like synthesizers alongside more traditional indie instruments. The genre is closely linked to other electronic-influenced indie styles like chillwave.
The 19th annual FreakNight Festival will take place on October 30th and 31st at the Tacoma Dome in Seattle, WA. The phase one lineup includes headliners Deadmau5 and Tiesto with support from Adventure Club, Carnage, Diplo, Nero, Nicky Romero, Pete Tong, and more artists to be announced. FreakNight is known as the longest running electronic music festival in the Northwest, featuring world-class DJ talent alongside circus performers and rides against a backdrop of electronic music.
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Jim Cassady and Pablo are electronic musicians who met a year ago and fused their styles of groovy tech house and guitar flow. They have collaborated extensively, performing in Paris and Berlin and recording their first EP "Panathénée" at La SIRA studio in Paris. The EP consists of 4 tracks that blend analog and digital sounds to create a vibrant musical experience meant to drive listeners and dancers. Jim and Pablo's goal is to create music that connects with human emotions and sensations through the use of live instruments, field recordings, and vocals.
This document provides an overview of the evolution of electronic music styles since the 1970s. It discusses genres such as Kraftwerk's pioneering electronic sound, the origins and characteristics of house music in Chicago in the 1980s, early electro which emerged in the 1980s and was influenced by disco, the development of drum and bass in the UK in the 1990s with its syncopated breakbeats, and the origins of dubstep in London which combined elements of dub, reggae, and 2-step garage. Examples of influential artists and tracks are provided for each genre.
Depeche Mode - Coultural Encounter- Camilo Bayonacabayonar
Small guitar effects pedals in the late 1950s distorted and modulated electric guitar signals, beginning a new era of music. In the late 1970s and 1980s, electronic instruments like synthesizers came to dominate genres like synth rock and electronic rock. Bands like Kraftwerk and Depeche Mode established signature electronic sounds through seminal albums in the 1980s that influenced mainstream pop and rock. Depeche Mode gave a powerful concert in Bogota, Colombia in 2009 that was celebrated as releasing pent-up anticipation from fans who had longed to see the band perform in their country.
This document presents four different logo concepts for a music label called Fakedtunes. Each concept includes the logo design along with descriptions of sample music releases from artists like Ewan Jansen and Cedric Dekowski featuring genres like liquid exchange, house, and techno. The logos incorporate designs with letters, shapes, and themes relating to nature, humanity, and innovative thinking.
1. QUARTZ LOCK RECORDS
ARTIST ROSTER / CATALOGUE
CONTACT & BOOKING DEMO SUBMISSION
info@quartzlockrecords.com demo@quartzlockrecords.com
2. Label Biography
Founded in Amsterdam in 2009, Quartz Lock Records is guided by integrity -
focusing only on high quality releases, new musical possibilities, and giving
hard-working artists a home where they still matter. The label has gained
prominence in 2010 with sizzling releases from label founders’ Quartz People
along with L.O.K.I., Black Plug, and Portland.
Currently based in Florida, the label continues its relentless quest for the
latest sounds wherever they may be found with raw, nitro-charged tracks that
blend the confdent swagger of outlaw rock & roll and the unwavering
precision of cutting edge techno together. The sound is one-of-a-kind, with
each release offering some highly original twists and turns.
The label has gathered big name support for their unique style from the very
beginning, fnding supporters in dance music heavyweights like Dubfre, Chris
Fortier, and Paco Osuna on every record to date.
Quartz Lock Records is exactly the shot-in-the-arm of excitement that dance
3. QUARTZ PEOPLE (Dj's / Producer)
Bo th graduates of SAE Amste rdam Audio Department Vitor and Raf became
fascinated by the precision with which studio equipment was synced
together to perform better in the creation of thei r product.
They want to apply the same concept in their effort to synchronize with
thei r audience.
Estonian-bo rn DJ/producer Raf Levin is constantly raising the standard for
electronica deejays, spinning a unique hybrid of powerful progressive end
electro house, Vitor Fernandes is creative in the decks with precise beat
matching and key mixing. Together they con tinue to captivate any room!
Quartz People has played in Miami, Netherlands, Portugal, South Africa and
intent to know the world! From the smallest to the biggest par ties they wi ll
raise the roof with powerfu ll Tech House, progressive and Techno beats.
CAT# QLR001 (Tech House)
Release: Ying Yang/ Low Rider EP
1 .Yi ng Yan g – Per cuss io n Mi x 0 6: 09 1 28 bpm
2 .L ow R id er – Or i gin al Mix 0 6: 54 1 28 bpm
CAT# QLR002 (Techno House)
Release: Dualistic EP
1.Red Light District – Christmas rmx 06:46 127bpm
2.Machine Go Green – Original 06:00 126bpm
3.End of the Year – Original 08:24 130bpm
4. CAT# QLR003 (Techno, Tech House)
Release: Medic! EP
1. A.D.D – Original 07:52 126bpm
2. E.C.G – Late Night mix 07:44 128bpm
CAT# QLR010 (Progressive, Tech House)
Release: Royal Flush – The Remixes
1. Royal Flush – Quartz People - Original 7:46 120 bpm
2. Royal Flush – Contraband - Remix 08:12 126 bpm
3. Royal Flush - Ricardo P. - Deep rmx 07:18 127 bpm
4. Royal Flush – Justin Johnson - Remix 06:13 128 bpm
5. Royal Flush – Alisio Delgado - Remix 05:21 127 bpm
SUPPORT: Andreas Henneberg, Half Stereo, Shiva Records, VinylJunky,
Nudisco, Portland, Chris Fortier, Marco Bianco & many more
5. At the age of 18, he enrolled in Old School (phrenetic society). At that time, quite young, he
was playing in different clubs in Madrid standing out prominently from the rest of the DJs,
accompanying himself on his favorite tool “Final Scratch” since then.
When he was 19 he played in the well-known “Soma Experimental Club”, a reference place
for electronic music in Madrid’s nightlife. He then started to play in other cities in Spain. He
began to organize tech-house events in different Clubs in Madrid gaining great success.
Alisio Delgado decided to move to London. It is there where he began to experiment with
new electronic sounds especially with minimal style performing live acts. In 2006 he left the
British Capital returning to Madrid to create Mad-Mail projects with Pablo Gonzalez and
David Garcia. He focused his performances at the end of that year in “Flash Dance” club in
Madrid.
In 2007 he decided to move to Amsterdam, Netherlands where he continued his studies of
sound engineering. He was involved in several projects especially with surround sound.
“Night in my mind” was his most successful project during that time. At the end of the year
he moved to Berlin, one the most important cities in the electronic music scene.
Cat# QLR004
Release: Electrical Signals EP (Techno)
1. Impulses – Original 06:40 127bpm
2. Electrical Signals – Original 05:35 127bpm
Cat# QLR008
Release: Electrical Signals EP (Techno)
1. Liquid – Original 05:27 127bpm
2. Melting – Original 05:18 127bpm
SUPPORT: DubFire, Half Stereo, Hanne and Lore, Andreas Henneberg,
Oliver Kleine,, Tony Rohr, Franco Bianco,, Stephan Bodzin, Juliet Sikora,
Paco Osuna , Nudisco & more
6. L.O.K.I (Dj's / Live Act / Producers)
L.O.K.I. is a live-act for the dance foor, an electronic music project created by Pedro Freixo
and Jorge Tchacha, both of whom have a history tied to electronic composition. At the start
of 2008 they launched their frst tracks and debuted to a Portuguese audience and have
frequently played throughout Portugal ever since.
The concert works as a whole, consistent, uniform and surprising. It’s born of the fusion
between a techno-leaning style, unsettling beats and sweeping melodies, with a robustness
such as that of the analogue equipment that delivers it.
The concept of mutation is inherent to L.O.K.I., with the live-acts assuming various forms,
for which the artists always prepare and embody a new and bold performance,always with
the unique sound that characterizes their music.
CAT# QLR005
Release: ER 1111 EP (Techno)
1. ER 1111 – Original 05:32 127bpm
2. ER 1111 - SwitchSt(d)ance Rmx 08:55 130bpm
3. ER 1111 - UNMX Rmx 06:15 126bpm
4. ER 1111 - Techno Version 07:31 127bpm
SUPPORT: Laurent Garnier, Ritchie Hawtin, Mauro Picotto, Paco Osuna,
Mag-Tsugi, Dean Newton, Andreas Henneberg, Sebastian Roya, Oscar,
Neurotron, Franco Bianco, Hanne and Lore, Chris Fortier and many
more…
7. BLACK PLUG (Dj / Live Act / Producers)
Black Plug is a collaboration between four Italian top Dj’s and musicians. Each one with
different musical backgrounds, these guys have several Live and Dj experiences. During
the last decade they have played all over Italy.
Das Kamel, dj and audio engineer, Simon Tailor dj and musician, Berryson graphic
designer, model and singer and Too-Sick dj and producer met each other during an
electronic music festival in their hometown Urbino.
From their friendship they started to work towards, the alias “Black Plug”, and its Summer
massacre E.P.” Their frst release with Quartz Lock records consists of two songs: “0-0″
and “Drive by M”. “0-0″ is a pumping’ electronic slammer with hard sounds and explicit
lyrics, “Drive by M” is a catchy techno stormer with fat beats and a killer hook.
CAT# QLR006
Release: Summer Massacre EP (Techno)
1. 0-0 – Original 07:18 127bpm
2. Drive by M – 07:44 128bpm
SUPPORT: Laurent Garnier, Mark EG, Chris Fortier, Mag-Tsugi, Ramon
Tapia, Brothers Vibe, Paco Osuna, Nudisco, Sebastian Roya, Expander,
Florian Schirmacher, Kiko Martinez and many more.
8. PORTLAND (Dj / Live / Producer)
Being from a family full of musicians he was always involved with music. His infuences
when he was young were rock bands from 70′s to grunge of the 90′s… But he fell in love
with electronic music with the Chemical Brothers, and Prodigy in the late 90′s. In his own
words, “Dig your own whole” by the Chemical Brothers “got him hooked”.
He learned how to mix while working in an online radio station located in Miami Beach.
During this experience he met Raf Levin from Quartz Lock Records and made their frst
track together. Following the music path he studied audio engineering at SAE in Australia,
complementing his studies with flmmaking at SAE, London.
Currently Portland lives in Bogota, Colombia where he works as an assistant director for a
publicity and advertising production company. He also produces jingles and runs a studio
for audio post-production. During his free time he’s always making music. Anything from
House to Drum and Bass where he is well known as “Option”.
CAT# QLR007
Release: Packing for France (Progressive)
1. Packing for France – Original 07:28 125bpm
2. Icarus – Original 07:16 120bpm
SUPPORT: Dubfre, Chris Fortier, Franco Bianco, Dj Linus, 2000 and
One, Sebastian Roya, HalfStereo , Nudisco, Mag Tsugi, Brothers Vibe,
Leo Leal,
9. ELINA (Live Act / Singer / Producer)
Born in Minsk, Belarus, Elina started classical piano at the age of four. By nine, she
moved to Miami, FL continuing her musical life, dominated by the classical world.
After years of roller coasters, playing piano turned into song writing, which led Elina
into starting a soft rock band called The Breakup Season. Even thought it was short
lived, the band played around Miami's hottest nighclubs such as Transit Lounge,
Tobacco Road, and Van Dykes Cafe. The experience led her music to be heard and
picked up by Raoul Music Productions company in Amsterdam, recording her frst
single and video, Book of Lies.
This opportunity has taken Elina's music to a foreign route of electronic music
scene. She took a new direction and collaborated with Raf Levin, Funky Junction
and Johnny A. to create a new track, Need Your Love, released on Quartz Lock
Records and Sheeva Records. Stay tuned for more up coming music.
CAT# QLR011
RELEASE: NEED YOUR LOVE
(Tech House / Progressive House)
1. Need Your Love – RTJ & Elina – Original 05:50 128bpm
CAT # QLR012
Release: Need Your Love – The Remixes
( Tech House / Progressive House)
1. Need Your Love - K.Trivedi Goa Sunset Mix 07:08 128bpm
2. Need Your Love - Dub Mechanics Dub Rmx 05:24 128bpm
3. Need Your Love - Wesley Dysart Rmx 06:21 124bpm
4. Need Your Love - Eric M Rmx 09:48 133bpm
5. Need Your Love - Kash Trivedi Rmx 07:44 128bpm
SUPPORT: Laurent Garnier, Ritchie Hawtin, Mauro Picotto, Paco Osuna,
Mag-Tsugi, Dean Newton, Andreas Henneberg.
10. JOHNNY A (Dj / Producer)
Russian-born DJ/producer Johnny A. spins an aggro mix of peak hour house, progressive,
and after hours tech-house. Jumping and dancing behind the decks, he fnds a passionate
release in his music, one that can amp any crowd into a frenzy.
Johnny A.’s passion for music comes from his travels around the world – from Israel, where
he loved the pop music of the late Eighties and early Nineties to stops in Paris, Germany,
Canada, and now the United States where he’s been exposed to techno, house, alternative,
hip-hop, and the countless other genres that make up his core infuences. He’s been DJ’ing
professionally since 2000 playing all over the United States including: Passions at the Hard
Rock Casino (Hollywood, Fl), Mekka (Miami), Voodoo Lounge residency Ft. Lauderdale),
Roxy (Boston), Avalon, and Show (New York City), Circus, Highlands, White Lotus (Los
Angeles), The Church (Denver) – and that’s barely denting the hundreds of other places
he’s played. He’s also done a Bacardi DJ tour – 36 clubs in 12 major US cities as well as
running Anarchy Productions, one the top club marketing and promotion companies. In that
time, he’s shared the booth with some of dance music’s elite: Scumfrog, D:Fuse, Harry
“Choo Choo” Romero, Austin Leeds, to name but a few.
Currently based in Miami, Johnny has set-up a world-class home studio to kick-start his
production career. His debut release hit the charts in June this year on Quartz Lock
Records; climbing all the way to number 21 on top Progressive downloads and making
Johnny A. a household name in the dance music community.
In addition to his residency at Gryphon Hard Rock Casino, he hopes to tour around the
world in support of the Quartz Lock release in 2011.
11. His frst release under the name Places, is to be released on all major digital
stores by the end of September 2011. which reveals a deep connection and a
mixture between Progressive, Psy Trance and Tech House,
CAT#QLR013
RELEASE: Freedom to Be
(Progressive / Psy Tech)
1.Freedom to Be – Original 06:48 127bpm
2.Summer in Rio – Original 07:06 127bpm
12. RAFI LEVIN (DJ / PRODUCER)
Estonian-born DJ and producer Raf Levin spins a unique hybrid of powerful
progressive and electro house. Within the electronic music industry, Levin has
built a reputation as not only a successful DJ but also as a promoter. He is also
co-owner of the rising young label Quartz Lock Records.
His resume includes spearheading some of the best club promotional teams
including Nerve, Steam and The Marlin. As a DJ, he has also graced the decks of
hot spots across the US including Boston’s The Roxy, Highlands in Los Angeles,
Atlanta’s Compound, as well as South Beach’s Rain, Nerve, Steam, Blue, and
Pawn Shop. Levin used those skills while based in Amsterdam to put together a
series of eclectic events called UMBRELLA with live bands in the evening and
Quartz Lock artists at night. The parties built a devoted follow and Levin honed
his razor sharp DJ skills there. Now residing in Miami, he has also produced his
own music with Justin Johnson, Funky Junction, Aquabooty, DHM, DJ Booggee,
Vitaly to name a few.
Levin is also one half of the production duo Quartz People with releases out on
Quartz Lock Records and San Francisco’s Cable Recordings. He and musical
partner Vitor Fernandes combine their skill and experience in electronica,
psychedelic trance, and rock to introduce a powerful, progressive source of dance
music. A revelation that has developed from the two musical masterminds is the
result of the passion, precision, and profciency it takes to perform at another
level, bringing an innovative sound and a massive vibe. Through their aspirations
of enhancing the hottest sounds and rhythms with their extensive audio
knowledge of studio equipment, Quartz People are on the way to becoming a
shaping force in the industry.
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