The Belgian one-man underground Electro project "MCU" aka "MicroControlUnit" was founded in 2009. A couple of months later he brought his incredible talent to the outside world by publishing a free live set with a bunch of new sounding crispy/dark/alien crafted frequencies. Soon it was clear he would rapidly infiltrate the global Electro scene, when he was asked to do a feature live set for the online Electro community site "Technobass.net", owned by "Selekta Stjarna", who is also co-owner of FBI, along with Morphogenetic.

This triggered a contract with Intellegenix Records (Can) for a 6 track debut-release called "Next Generation". The title track says "watch out for the next generation..", while it blends nuskool with oldskool. The whole album is a clear statement that tells us nuskool is the legacy of oldskool and that people can not and may not forget this, but that Electro is going to rise again with support of the up and coming nuskool artists.
After this successful album, he appeared on compilations of Mars Frequency Records (SP), with his track "Space Behavior", and "Shameless Toady" (GB), where he showed us this guy is capable of doing anything, with the clean-cut atmospherical track called "Rumble".
He soon was approached by Battery Park Studios (GER) for doing a 3 track EP, called "Systematik". 3 different tracks that kind of build up to the last one, which is the über-dark and repetitive title track. The one that jumps out the most for me, is "Brainwaves" because he put down a very nice synth solo that is accompanied by the pounding straight-forward beat. This solo got stuck in my head for like 2 weeks!!

In 2011 he got signed with Fundamental Bass Intelligence Records (USA) to do a vinyl-release that will come out end of the year. We are all looking forward to that one!

As you can see, we have to keep an eye on this talented producer because b-b-b-b-baby, you just ain't seen n-n-n-nothing yet.



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