
Lenny Dee DJ'd EDC,Tomorrowland,MayDay,Love Parade Woodstock Thunderdome,Jane's AddictionReunionFounded labelsIndustrial Strength'91+Hard Electronic+IST on NuGrooveWarner BrosStrictly Rhythm,PS2s Grand Theft Auto,DJ Mag Top 100, No 1 'Hard DJ' Mixmag etc Producer / DJ / Label Owner Lenny Dee is one of NYC’s earliest techno and house pioneers. He produced classic UK chart-hitting techno with Frankie Bones (as Looney Tunes), Victor Simonelli (for Nu Groove and Def Mix) and Tommy Musto – including their ‘Fallout’ track – now heard on the video game ‘Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas’. Early on, Lenny worked at Skyline Studios (at the time home of Nile Rodgers), and at Arthur Baker’s Shakedown Studio’s on productions for New order, Brooklyn Funk Essentials, and Al Jarreau among others. He then attacked Europe with the then new sound of Techno and in 1991 launched Industrial Strength Records – the first electronic ‘Hardcore’ label in the world that’s included music from Carl Cox, Richie Hawtin, Laurent Garnier, Manu Le Malin, Angerfist, Corrosion of Conformity, Daft Punk, Neophyte, Unexist, DOA, The Sickest Squad, Nasenbluten and many more.
Gabber, Hardcore, Frenchcore, Happy Hardcore, Hardcore Techno, Speedcore, Hard Techno
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