Frank Biazzi – Reflection / ID160

RELEASE: Reflection
ARTIST(S): Frank Biazzi

REMIXERS:

LABEL: Intec, ID160
GENRE: AIFF, Techno
RELEASED: 2018-08-24
AVAILABLE FORMAT: 320Kbps (+ AIFF)
DOWNLOAD SIZE: (28.23 MB MP3)

TOTAL TRACKS 2

1. Frank Biazzi – Reflection (Original Mix) (06:10) / 1A, 127bpm Energy 6
2. Frank Biazzi – Ravage (Original Mix) (06:07) / 6A, 127bpm Energy 6

Total Playtime: 00:12:17 min

Out now on Beatport
www.beatport.com/release/reflection/2347994

Carl Cox is an industry figurehead who’s legacy in music includes his iconic label Intec, which he runs with friend and business partner Jon Rundell, and the new release is from veteran Frank Biazzi.

Belgium based Frank Biazzi is making his Intec debut following releases on labels including Marco Bailey’s MB Elektronics and Christian Smith’s Tronic. Frank Biazzi also heads up his own label Trauma Records, and has remixed tracks by the likes of Ken Ishii and Mauro Picotto.

A stalwart of Belgium’s techno scene, Frank is a regular booking at many of the country’s clubs and festivals, and often plays gigs in other parts of Europe.

Having been involved in music for well over two decades, his early releases on the classic techno label Lupp Records were regularly supported by Carl Cox, Dave Clarke and Monika Kruse.

Frank Biazzi had to remove himself from music for a number of years due to a growing problem with the hearing disorder tinnitus, but now back in the studio, he has spent the last couple of years picking up where he left off.

Track one “Reflection” opens the EP with a thumping groove lead by the pound of the hammering kick drum. Taking its title from the looped vocal sample, the track has a thick sound comprising of only a few core elements. Each of the sounds have an ominous presence creating a raw aggression that’s timeless within the techno genre.

Second on the EP “Ravage” is equally as hard as the first cut with a dark atmosphere and menacing intent. The lead synth takes a clear influence from late ’90s techno, which is the style that Frank Biazzi is often associated, and fans of both new and old will not be disappointed with this intently powerful track.