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RedHead - Funtek V8 - Oct 2005
Submitted By: minimalzg
Genre: Techno
Date of Set: Oct 21st, 2005
Filesize: 80.00 MB
Total Downloads: 7
Biography of RedHead
The career of RedHead, real name Steve Vangilbergen, started in 1992, when an early interest for electronic music became a real passion.
He became a resident in a local club, where he met Marco Bailey. A productive and creative team was born and this duo became famous for their hard and loopy techno releases.
In 2000, RedHead released his first solo record and many other releases on different labels followed. In June 2002 his full album release 'Dragon and Sword' came out and in 2004 he had the honour to produce the I Love Techno anthem. In 2005 he started his own label, Red Factory Recordings.
Meanwhile, he played at parties all over the world, like for example Brasil, Japan, Sweden, Malta, Ibiza, Switzerland, Austria, Hungary, Poland, France, Holland, Spain, Portugal, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Greece, Germany, and Turkey. Well-known international organisations know to appreciate this excellent turntable artist and offered him the opportunity to perform in famous clubs like Rex (Paris), Space (Ibiza), Fuse (Brussels), Aloca and Manga Rosa (Sao Paulo), La Salla del Cel (Girona), Maniac Love and Velfarre (Tokyo), Zahlwerk (Vienna), Faces (Ankara) and Kanty (Poland).
He also played big festivals like I Love Techno (2002 - 2003 - 2004), Nature One, Rave on Snow, Awakenings, Mayday Budapest, Decibel and In Qontrol.
After travelling around for several years, RedHead felt it was time for a change and an evolution to more electro-orientated music, with a touch of minimal, took place.
The music ReadHead plays nowadays is hard to define, but he likes to describe it as electronic music with a soul.
He became a resident in a local club, where he met Marco Bailey. A productive and creative team was born and this duo became famous for their hard and loopy techno releases.
In 2000, RedHead released his first solo record and many other releases on different labels followed. In June 2002 his full album release 'Dragon and Sword' came out and in 2004 he had the honour to produce the I Love Techno anthem. In 2005 he started his own label, Red Factory Recordings.
Meanwhile, he played at parties all over the world, like for example Brasil, Japan, Sweden, Malta, Ibiza, Switzerland, Austria, Hungary, Poland, France, Holland, Spain, Portugal, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Greece, Germany, and Turkey. Well-known international organisations know to appreciate this excellent turntable artist and offered him the opportunity to perform in famous clubs like Rex (Paris), Space (Ibiza), Fuse (Brussels), Aloca and Manga Rosa (Sao Paulo), La Salla del Cel (Girona), Maniac Love and Velfarre (Tokyo), Zahlwerk (Vienna), Faces (Ankara) and Kanty (Poland).
He also played big festivals like I Love Techno (2002 - 2003 - 2004), Nature One, Rave on Snow, Awakenings, Mayday Budapest, Decibel and In Qontrol.
After travelling around for several years, RedHead felt it was time for a change and an evolution to more electro-orientated music, with a touch of minimal, took place.
The music ReadHead plays nowadays is hard to define, but he likes to describe it as electronic music with a soul.
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