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EPISODE · Nov 5, 2012 · 1H 2M

Blank Code Podcast 079 – Monocraft

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This week we are pleased to give you Hungarian techno producer Monocraft. He came from the underground techno scene and started Djing and buying vinyls in 1999. He received lots of inspiration and energy from artists like: The Advent, Steve Stoll, Plastikman, La Monde, Oliver Ho, Jeff Mills, Surgeon, James Ruskin, Adam Beyer and [...] The post Blank Code Podcast 079 – Monocraft first appeared on Blank Code.

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This week we are pleased to give you Hungarian techno producer Monocraft . He came from the underground techno scene and started Djing and buying vinyls in 1999. He received lots of inspiration and energy from artists like: The Advent, Steve Stoll, Plastikman, La Monde, Oliver Ho, Jeff Mills, Surgeon, James Ruskin, Adam Beyer and Marco Carola. At the end of 2009 he started to work on his own music and released his first record in January 2010 with Damolh33 that landed on the Top 100 Minimal Downloads at Beatport. Since then he’s had releases on labels Android Muziq, Phobiq, Silent Steps, Brood Audio or Elektrax and his works are supported by Dave Clarke, Luke Slater and Richie Hawtin. Tracklist

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