Schuldig

NGC 21 is the electronic music project of producer and dj Fred Inglez.
To create and produce art is a way to question social norms, a way to transform ourselves by challenging what respective society considers "normal".
To go through a music experience with other people, is to get lost in a sea of bodies, who are there to design their own experiences and identities.
Fred Inglez became known in the music scene for having worked in production and recording sessions for several known brazilian artists of the general public, such as Marcelo Bonfá (Legião Urbana) and Marcelo Yuka (O Rappa), besides being the right arm of the legend Roy Cicala (american producer and sound engineer of John Lennon, ACDC, Alice Cooper, Bruce Springsteen ). He was invited to perform in an american TV show from FOX channel International, but could´t attend it because of a Green Card. Has made some cool partnership with Raul’s Seixa’s daughter, Dj Vivi Seixas. Now based in Berlin made a summer tour in Europe playing in clubs like Alfonsx (AKAAKA, Boris Brejcha, Format B), BKI-KiezInternat (Grosse FreiHeit Hamburg) and Goin, and have been acting as the organiser / resident dj from the monthly party Resilience. In this period has released some dark Techno tracks under labels WHIPBASS (in collab with Limp Bizkit' DJ Frank Carino), Techno Vinyls, Red Section. In 2021 released his debut album for Elektrotribe Records, called Expanding Universe when he had support from Christian Varella and Laurent Garnier, among many others.

Dates:
22/06/2018 - Goin Club - Obergünzburg
06/07/2018 - Alfonsx Club - Sigmaringen
14/07/2018 - BKI Kiez Internat Club - Hamburg
04/08/2018 - 23 Bar - Berlin
10/08/2018 - 23 Bar - Berlin
11/08/2018 - Wendel Bar - Berlin
25/08/2018 - Private Party - Berlin
03/09/2018 - MHAS - Berlin
22/09/2018 - Eschschloraque - Berlin
18/10/2018 - ChausseeStrasse131 - Berlin 
10/11/2018 - Mysliwska - Berlin
01/12/2018 - Eschschloraque - Berlin
29/12/2018 - Chausseestrasse 131 - Berlin
25/01/2019 - Chausseestrasse 131 - Berlin
23/02/2019 - Eschschloraque - Berlin
02/03/2019 - Chausseestrasse 131 - Berlin
05/04/2019 - Lauschangriff - Berlin
18/05/2019 - Chausseestrasse 131 - Berlin
13/06/2019 - Chausseestrasse 131 - Berlin
28/06/2019 - Lauschangriff - Berlin
20/09/2019 - Chausseestrasse 131 - Berlin
18/10/2019 - Chausseestrasse 131 - Berlin
27/12/2019 - Burg Schnabel - Berlin
23/02/2020 - Coba Bar - Berlin
04/03/2020 - Chausseestrasse 131 - Berlin
04/01/2021 - Casaclub - Trancoso
12/08/2021 - Amata Club - São Paulo
17/09/2021 - Amata Club - São Paulo
22/10/2021 - Amata Club - São Paulo
30/04/2022 - Casa Flutuar - São Paulo
26/08/2022 - Amata Club - São Paulo
16/09/2022 - Amata Club - São Paulo
16/10/2022 - Festa fechada
21/10/2022 - Amata Club - São Paulo
25/11/2022 - Amata Club - São Paulo
14/11/2023 - Festa fechada
20/11/2023 - Madasecreta - São Paulo
17/12/2023 - Amata Club - São Paulo
09/02/2024 - Café Hotel - São Paulo
23/03/2024 - Crema Club - São Paulo
27/04/2024 - Festa SkyGarden - São Paulo
14/05/2024 - Festa fechada - São Paulo
06/07/2024 - Festa Fechada  - São Paulo
18/10/2024 - Iscondido bar - São Paulo
02/11/2024 - Festa Fechada - São Paulo
31/12/2024 - Crema Club - São Paulo
08/02/2025 - After do Teixeira - São Paulo

As long as I can remember, I always love disco/dance music. Especially the ones with electronic sound and no lyrics.

From the Dr Who original theme song to Jean-Michel Jarre I would enjoy anything that ad rhythms and electronic sounds . I couldn't find abundance back in the early 80s. But now, electronic music is a culture and a well establish type of music enjoyed by so many people.  Abundance is here and I dont have to water down my taste with dance music anymore! Ok I still hum Ace Of Base from time to time :-P

Seeing the culture evolved was and is still something I relate to.  There's a lot of awesome tracks and different type of electronic music out there to satisfy any soul. 

Now added a good producer/DJ/artist to all that and you get great vibes that can last for hours!

Better be on point. After that, it's up to you.

Schuldig

Audio is Guilty