Gonzalo Nediani AKA Intermittent was born in 1990 in Santiago del Estero, Argentina. He discovered the electronic music at the age of fourteen approximately, he started listening to trance and house music.
Over time his musical tastes were expanding and was moving slowly from house to a more progressive sound, to get to know the minimal style. Even if his tastes were changing, it does appreciate everything that came to know, besides still influenced by other styles outside the... Read more
Gonzalo Nediani AKA Intermittent was born in 1990 in Santiago del Estero, Argentina. He discovered the electronic music at the age of fourteen approximately, he started listening to trance and house music.
Over time his musical tastes were expanding and was moving slowly from house to a more progressive sound, to get to know the minimal style. Even if his tastes were changing, it does appreciate everything that came to know, besides still influenced by other styles outside the electronic world. Allot of dj’s were leaving a mark in the young Gonzalo, such as Hernán Cattáneo, Matthew Dear, Martín García, Carlos Alfonsín, Sasha, Mikael Stavostrand, among others. Like most people who loves electronic music, Gonzalo became known the art of djing soon after getting into this world, long after he began to produce songs and now is putting all their influences in this. He seeks only be heard and improve over time…
His first dj set online was exclusively mixed up for the people of "Somos Netlabel" check it out on soundcloud.
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Founder of Bugs N' Stuff Records. Actually producing and editing on Bugs, releasing exclusively at Beatport, one of his tracks "Last Time Inspiration" was charted by the Beatport people at "Ten Must Hear Tech House Tracks - Week 48".
Love to play underground minimal with alot of groove + dark sounds and some times some acids tracks. In his playlists you can find artists like Audion, Easy Changes, Gaiser, Stephan Bodzin, Jonas Kopp, Maetrik, Billy Dalessandro, Butane, just for name a few... Show less
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