kHz - Viva Piñata(Für Elise Version)

WARNING! LOUD MUSIC AHEAD, REQUIRES PROPER VOLUME TO GRUNGE.

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Marty Hertz Arredondo 16/07/1987 
Puerto Vallarta Jalisco. 
01-52-3222-323871 
khzlivemusic@gmail.com 
www.myspace.com/khzproject
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Español:

KillerHertz es Marty Hertz Arredondo, nacido en la soleada playa de Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco un 16 de julio del 1987. Marty comenzo estudiando bateria a los 7 años, a los 9 se inicio en mixes de cassettes y viniles que intercambiaba en la escuela y alrededores, a los 10 años tuvo su primer PC donde instalo REAKTOR, fue ahi que aprendio a modular y secuenciar, de los 13 a los 16, Marty participo en multiples proyectos como instrumentista, aprendiendo a tocar bateria, guitarra y teclado con el profesor Danny Lopez Jr. en el Centro Cultural Cuale de Puerto Vallarta, tambien aprendio a tocar el violin y el bajo introduciendolo en la necesaria grabacion de pistas multiformato, a los 18 años se traslado a Guadalajara donde fabrico mas de 3 CD's, uno bajo clausulas de Warner Mexico (Mix Up) y participo en festivales como baterista de una banda de indole nacional. a los 19 Marty es invitado a una fiesta de GMS 3D Experience, donde quedo mas que impresionado con la energia del PSYTRANCE. Marty tiene actualmente produciendo psytrance unos 9 años donde los ultimos 8 años se ha enfocado en hacer de kHz, un proyecto mexicano digno de un buen hardfloor, hitech, fullon, techno y psytrance son las ideologias de KillerHertz para prolongar el efecto, kHz es Musica Underground hasta el momento.
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English:

KillerHertz is Marty Hertz Arredondo, Born in the sunny beach of PV SHore, Jalisco, MX. a 16th July from 1987. Marty Began learning Drums at 7 years old, at 9 he started to mix vynils and tapes that he interchanged in school and all arround, at 10 he had is first PC where he added first REAKTOR Platform he learned how to modulate sounds and sequence, from 13 to 16 years old, Marty played in many projects as Music Performer, so he started Conservatory in Drums, Keyboard and Guitar with Professor Danny Lopez Jr. in Centro Cultural Cuale at Puerto Vallarta, he also learned to play Violin and Bass pushing himself to take the lead over production and recording techniques, at 18 years old he moved to Guadalajara where he made 3 albums, one under Warner Mexico (Mix Up) and he participated in many festivals and parties as drummer of an important band in MX. at 19, Marty is invited to a GMS 3D Experience Party where he was amazed with the energy of Psytrance. Marty has 22 years of experience on producing music where these last 9 years have been hardworking to make kHz a great Mexican project for a good hardfloor. Hitech, Fullon, Techno and Psytrance are the mix you'll hear to join into journey!! kHz is still being underground music.

The Freqish project in early 2020. His first release "Let's Get High" on Claude Vonstroke's Dirtybird Records hit #1 in the Beatport Deep House charts and #8o in the main top 100. His next releases followed suit and found homes on key labels like Gettoblaster's We Jack, DJ Dan's InStereo Recordings, Ravesta Records, iconic NY labels Nervous Records, King Street Sounds, their sublabel Street King, as well as Doc Brown's Unlearn: Records and Vanilla Ace's Wyldcard Records. Freqish has more signings to be announced in 2024 while ushering in his newest record label "Old World Order Records".

In addition to the aformentioned artists, Freqish songs have been played by the likes of Bad Boy Bill, DJ Dan, Richard Vission, Claude Vonstroke, VNSSA, Claptone, Shiba San, Robosonic, Codes, Martin Garrix, Swanky Tunes, Gorgon City, Hard Rock Sofa, DJ Craze, Gettoblaster, DJ Heather, Thievery Corporation, Sebb Junior, Casmalia, Speaker Honey, AC Slater, Jack LNDN, MING, Victoria Rawlins, Doc Brown Sam Young, Kevin Knapp, Keith Mackenzie, ONDAMIKE, and Danny Howard via BBC Radio 1 and a multitude of online/terrestrial radio stations. It's not uncommon for Freqish to dream about a track and get up in the middle of the night to lay down the groundwork in his studio. As far as he's concerned though the song isn't final until more artists are in the mix. He sees his approach not only as a way to bring new sounds genres in which samples of samples have become the norm, but as an avenue to help build the careers of a growing community of musicians. 

One thing is for sure: The name Freqish merits a mention in any list of artists breathing new life into dance music. As bodies find their way onto dance floors across the globe, you can count on him to keep the vibe moving forward while elevating hearts and souls.