Henry Saiz has created a very unique formula, a particular way to express himself through music. The extreme melody, the precise power, just the right amount of sensibility and arduous hard work seem to be his winning formula. The sound of this creator comes from the most melodic aspect of experimental electronic music, by using progressive structures close to trance in addition of a very elaborated rhythmic plataform of basses with a touch of funk and acid.
His presence in... Read more
Henry Saiz has created a very unique formula, a particular way to express himself through music. The extreme melody, the precise power, just the right amount of sensibility and arduous hard work seem to be his winning formula. The sound of this creator comes from the most melodic aspect of experimental electronic music, by using progressive structures close to trance in addition of a very elaborated rhythmic plataform of basses with a touch of funk and acid.
His presence in Renaissance, confirms Saiz as one new electronic European talent, as well as his latest work such as the remix for John Digweed or his successful beginning in this English label, which have been mixed and charted by many of the best djs around the word.
Henry also edits in Paradigma Musik and directs his own label, Natura Sonorics, where he is making a difference with innovation and quality, along with the introduction of new talents such as Marc Marzenit, Dosem, etc.
His powerful live acts has given him the opportunity to know the very best clubs in Spain and in cities like Berlin or London; where he shows his ability to empowers the main objective of electronic music: to embark on a mental journey to make the body move all by itself.
Additionally, Henry also composes music for the audiovisual world: jingles, TV series, animated series and nature documentaries. It is off to see that 2009 will be a great year to this young producer, starting with a tour in Australia, and the preparation of his first long play and new maxis and remixes. Show less
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