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House, Reviews, Techno
29 February 2016

Techno’s seminal imprint Intec celebrate its landmark 100th release with the label’s co-heads Carl Cox and Jon Rundell delivering a breathtaking two track EP titled Intec 100.

“This feels like a real landmark for Intec, and is a celebration of all the amazing music that we have put out over the years. This release is dedicated to my Mum who passed this year, so here’s to her that brought me into this world. Enjoy this EP.” Carl Cox

Intec’s dedication to quality has been paramount to its success, which has remained consistent throughout its first inception and its re-birth in 2010, Jon Rundell says “To think that when we started the label up again out the blue some years ago, and that now we sit here having reached the 100th release, is pretty cool. I’d like to thank every single fan of the label that has supported the releases and come to the parties, the clubs we have worked with, the managers and agents for allowing us to work with some of their artists plus all the journalists that have kindly written about us.”

Carl adds: “These tracks from Jon and I are to say thank you to all the clubbers, radio stations and techno and house music lovers from all over the world that have danced to our beat. Here’s to the next 100!”

Rundell’s “Utopia” is a driving techno track with hard-hitting chords, a rumbling bassline and a groove like no other. The ultimate dancefloor gem!

Cox’s “Your Light Shines On”, is a driving Barbadian tinged tech groover. This track has so many textures and groovy melodies and we can’t forget the beautiful and captivating sounds of the steel drums.

Both tracks will be released exclusively on Beatport as Intec 100 on February 29th.

Follow Intec: Facebook // Soundcloud // Twitter

Follow Carl Cox: Facebook // Soundcloud // Twitter

Follow Jon Rundell: Facebook // Soundcloud // Twitter

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