Release number 43 comes from Irish dj/producer [b]Ian O'Donovan[/b] certainly a name to watchin 2010 with this and an ep forthcoming on Bedrock.Ian delivers melodic techno gems.
[b]IAN O'DONOVAN | ANABATIC EP 01.Anabatic 02.Crystalline 03.Cyberian Snowstorm[/b]
[b]043-HM | HYPE MUZIK[/b]
[b]Beatport Link: [url]https://www.beatport.com/en-US/html/content/release/detail/239124/anabatic_ep[/url][/b]
Support: [b]LAURENT GARNIER[/b] -"Been playing these tracks very heavily for the past 6 months --Ian is THE MAN" [b]JOHN DIGWEED[/b] - Featured "Anabatic" on his Transitions show 16.04.2010 [b]HERNAN CATTANEO[/b] - Very good stuff" [b]DAVE CLARKE[/b] - Featured "Cyberian Snowstorm" on his radio show [b]ANDERSON NOISE[/b] - "Cyberian Snowstorm is the one for me
plus more support from [b]Psycatron,Dave Seaman,Aldrin,Dibby Dougherty,Steve Parry[/b]
[b]LAURENT GARNIER plays "Anabatic" @ TIMEWARP 28.03.2010[/b] [video=youtube;yYCexgsZUq4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYCexgsZUq4&feature=player_embedded[/video]
More about Ian O'Donovan: After spending much of his youth listening to various styles and genres, Ian came across the world of underground electronic music. He quickly began to immerse himself in this music and the scene itself. Heavily influenced by artists such as Steve Rachmad, Undergound Resistance, Technasia and DJs like Laurent Garnier, Jeff Mills and DJ Hell, Ian began djing and seeking out these records that would go on to play an important part in defining his sound.
It wasn’t until he moved to Australia in 2005, that he began to create his own tracks, slowly learning and developing his sound. After nearly four years living in Oz, Ian decided to return to Ireland in 2009 and focus more of his attention on making music, determined to help bring back some melody & soul which had been missing from a lot of 'minimal's dominance of house and techno in previous years. And, with early support on many of his tracks from the likes of Laurent Garnier, John Digweed, Dave Clarke, Psycatron and more( with tracks featured on Laurent Garnier’s and Dave Clarke’s radio shows), the future looks bright for Ian, with forthcoming releases on [b]Hype Muzik and John Digweed’s Bedrock Records[/b].
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