minimal techno

DJ, producer and label owner of Atypical Farm and Suara. He has reached #1 on Beatport with "El Baile Aleman" (liebe*detail), it was the most sold track of 2009 on Beatport. Has worked with other well-know labels like Diynamic Music, Great Stuff, Saved, 20:20 Vision, Get Physical, Rebirth, Noir Music or Tronic. Won two awards Deejaymags 2009 and was nominated on 6 different categories for 2010. Released a cd-mix compilation "Live & Direct" on Cr2 along Edu Imbernon & Uner.

Garnica was born in Merida-Venezuela back in 1981. He started to play drums with alternative rock bands while in high school, but it is in 1998 when he formed a band called Submarino. They won the most important festival in Venezuela in 2000, recorded an album and toured during three years. By the meantime, Garnica was working with audio softwares for the electronic sequences in the band. In 2002 he produces ‘De La Oscuridad Al Color EP’, an experimental techno work released in mp3 and spread by the web.

Italoboyz are actually two grown men, Marco Donato and Frederico Marton. Bored with mainstream house in their native Italy, the pair moved to London in the nineties in search of a more underground sound. Since then they’ve been DJing parties and collaborating with producers such as James What, Ed Davenport, Gummihz and Alban Hi Dini, resulting in Italoboyz releases on the labels Treibstoff, Einmaleins Musik and Safari Electronique.
Donato also runs Minimal London, a collective of London-based producers that counts in its ranks Dub Kult, Mark Henning, Mark Ashken and Gummihz.

Few DJ’s can claim to have had a residency at The End, Fabric, The Cross and Ministry of Sound … Miguel Pellitero can. After relocating to London in 1994 from his native Madrid and ditching his law degree for the more fulfilling sound engineering one, Miguel started causing a bit of a stir in the London scene that brought him to a two year residency at the End and AKA. From there a five year weekly residency on Fridays at The Cross and Sundays at Fabric, saw Miguel catapulted to the international front.