Ralf Noetzel Techno, Tech-House, Electro Düsseldorf (Germany) | |||
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enlarge image| Ralf Noetzel was born in 1972 near Cologne in Germany. After 10 years of classical guitar courses he discovered his ambitions in making noises, so he played in several independent bands mostly drums and guitars. When techno music came up he stopped making music for a while and enjoyed his live as a raver. But it didn't take long to find out that he likes to be a creative part of the scene, so he started buying records to become a DJ. In 1996 he founded TINT records with his friends André Michelle and Der Rhythmusmann and released 3 records on TINT under the pseudonym Parkinson. Some other records followed under Parkinson and later Tom Bone at Atomic Silence, Neuropool, Shot and Olaf Noetzels label Convenience Rec. His last record releases were "Tom Bone – Return To Nothing" on Pinku Records and the double 12 inch at Shot Toolz "Tom Bome featuring Olaf Noetzel – Jel's Paradise". As a DJ he played in the Neuroserve Bielefeld as one of the residents and later in the 10/40 in Leipzig. His last gig was in the Camouflage in Cologne before he stopped his career as a DJ in 2005. Now he is busy in producing music for customers of his company Ohrbits Musikdesign. So there where some techno sampling CDs like "Down in Progress" and "Sample Massiah" he was involved in. In the back of his head there are some ideas for liveacting and some more releases. |
