n.phect

German drum&bass dj/producer N.phect started his electronic music career in Cologne back in 2002. After signing various tunes to german labels like protogen & basswerk, N.Phect & Dizplay were established into the international spotlight, as the releases had been highly recommended by the British "Knowledge Magazine". By playing loads of dj sets on a range of prime events, they took the national German scene by storm. N.

German drum&bass dj/producer N.phect started his electronic music career in Cologne back in 2002. After signing various tunes to german labels like protogen & basswerk, N.Phect & Dizplay were established into the international spotlight, as the releases had been highly recommended by the British "Knowledge Magazine". By playing loads of dj sets on a range of prime events, they took the national German scene by storm. N.phect co-worked with Phace for the organic "Cavity" on Syndrome Audio as well as the tremoring "Confront" on Full Force.

The direct response was a North American tour in spring 2006. In summer 2006, N.phect & Dizplay released their debut album on Basswerk "Beautiful Bytes" which gained a massive dj support and revealed their passion for abstract organic atmospheres, a club focused drumwork and attractive melodies playing above cyberfunk basslines. That LP was followed with releases of singles on Renegade Hardware (Slith, Blindfold /w Dizplay), Syndrome(Campaign/Outpace) and Basswerk. Moving house to Berlin witnessed massive changes for N.phect's production skills.

Working solo-wise, N.phect signed a spectacular 12" to Teebee's ultra-exclusive Subtitles imprint with the stunning "Credo"& "Crysis", which recieves heavy support from the likes of Teebee, Calyx, Noisia, Phace, Friction, Break, Misanthrop, BlackSunEmpire, Chris Su & StateOfMind etc. Four monstrous tunes for Subtitles, including the banging "Musclecar" and "Twins", have just been finished while some phenomenal material for Shadybrain(Ultraviolet/theSphere) as well as a hammering remix for TrustInMusic are ready to hit the streets in 2007... User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License and may also be available under the GNU FDL..