Bryan Zentz
Bryan Zentz (* in Norfolk , Virginia ) is a techno producer . He is also known by the pseudonyms Barada, Faculty X and Bryan Never .
At the beginning of the 90s, Zentz released his first productions under the pseudonym Barada on Richie Hawtins and John Aquaviva's Definitive Label . In 2003 Zentz released his first longplayer Seven Breaths on Intec . In addition, productions appear on labels such as Primate, Superbra or Intec. His single D-Clash , which was released in 2003 with a remix of Soma-Act Slam , became a club hit. D-Clash appeared on the mix compilation KS02 by Kevin Saunderson . He released the "Skufftones EP" on Carl Cox's Intec Records label . In 2004 two of his tracks appeared on the mix compilation Pure Intec by Carl Cox .
Discography (selection)
Remixes
- Andrew McLauchlan - Love Story
Web links
- Bryan Zentz at laut.de
- Bryan Zentz at Discogs (English)
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Zentz, Bryan |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | American music producer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 20th century |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Norfolk , Virginia |