Intec is known to many a fan of House and Techno as a scene leading label set up by the iconic Carl Cox who has been at the forefront of DJ culture since the early 90’s.

With a roster of artists including the label boss himself plus Nicole Moudaber, Jon Rundell, Marco Bailey, Carlo Lio, Cristian Varela and Dosem amongst many others of a similar calibre.

Intec welcomes back Irish born Ian O'Donovan who has featured music on labels including Drumcode, Bedrock, Connaisseur, Tronic, KMS and Planet E. Making his second release on the label, Ian who is known for his inventive and individual production style presents four original tracks on this solo release.

First up is the tribal groove of “Seeker” which fuses fast flowing percussion with a rolling bass line to create in infectious groove. Already full of energy, the frantic lead synth helps create a sense of urgency that’s instantly captivating and perfect for the dancefloor. Peak time Techno at its best this track should also appeal to fans of House who are looking for something with a little extra bite.

The second track titled "Curium" is led by the pulsating bass line and busy clap rhythm that intertwine with the rattling congas and rising chords. Get ready to put your head down and punch the air with excitement, as this potent slice of Techno will have you out of your seat and dancing round the room.

Third on the release is the deep pads and pitched toms of “99” that despite being the most laid back track on the release still packs a punch. Simple in structure, it’s a fine example of less being more, and the dramatic melody which builds into a held chord adds an extra layer of tension. Master crafted with just a touch of chic, this is Techno at its most classy.

Finishing off the release title track called “Tomahawk”. Arguably saving the best till last, its muffled chords contrast gritty textures with the overlaying glide of the lead synth. Getting more complex as it develops, the tracks epic structure has a slightly cosmic vibe, soon brought back to earth by the hard hitting and heavy percussion, which combined can only be described as peak time Techno with an emotional edge.

Ian O'Donovan - Tomahawk - Intec

mi faccio forte con la musica nell'anima!!
Enjoy what ever there is to enjoy....!!

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:::GRINZ:::

Jack Hernandez (mr. nobody) is a disc-jockey and producer from Barranquilla, Colombia. Since a very young age, music was introduce by his father and uncle who were very passionate with classic rock. Bands like Guns N’ Roses, The Rolling Stones, The Doors and Jimi Hendrix where an instantly identify with his persona. A few years later, digging in his father's cd collection, Pink Floyd was found. Their progressive psychedelic sound change his hole idea of what music is all about and from that moment music was all about stimulation, senses, organism and brain, but, his love for electronic music began with Mauro Picotto. In 2000, in the car with his dad, going to the grocery store was the first time he listen to Mauro Picotto - Komodo in the radio and from there on there was no turning back. MR. NOBODY is all about versatility but, staying always true to his own emotions, because from there comes all of his proposals for his sets, remixes and original mixs. Techno is his medium of expression to create an excitation of various agents or forms of energy on receptors that generate impulses that travel to nerves and brain, giving always a unique feel on the dance floor.

“We just want to put out reliable and solid releases in a cool, understated way. If a hit comes along, we’ll go with it but we’re not going to push it – it just needs to happen naturally.”

I called and asked them where going to and so he and myself and others knew nothing about it, we just wanted to move forward, if he could do anything As I am driven by despair, I answered myself that it is only certain that I go somewhere - Charles-Pierre Baudelaire  'Prose Poetry'