Overview
[:ro]Barnt este artist german si DJ, treime a Magazine si parte a Cómeme. Barnt a infiintat label-ul Magazine alaturi de Crato si Jens-Uwe Beyer in 2010. Este membru in colectivele Cologne Tape, Magazine and Zeit 2, dar si o figura importanta in muzica label-ului din Koln.
EP-ul sau de debut " What Is A Number, That A Man May Know It? pe Magazine a devenit instant un clasic Modern Kosmische in 2010, fiind sustinut de Daphni, Four Tet, Dixon, Optimo, Tale Of Us si altii. Succesul exploziv solo a lui Barnt l-a indemnat sa lanseze Geffen, inclus pe legendarul EP Cómeme "The Power of Now". Aflat la varful multor clasamente de final de an, piesa a ajuns pe locul 14 in top 50 pe 2012 al Resident Advisor.
"[Barnt] este probabil unul dintre cele mai mari talente pe care le avem aici in Germania" - Innervision, Berlin 2012
"Noua lansare Barnt este cu usurinta cel mai nebun track dance pe care mi-a fost dat sa il ascult, va determina isterii la volum maxim, a declarat pe Twitter Chris Duckenfield de la Swag. Poate suna hipnotic, insa odata ce ascultati Tunsten, veti fi de acord cu el." -Philipp Sherburne, Spin, New York, 2013
[:en]German artist and DJ. One third of Magazine and part of Cómeme. Barnt founded the label Magazine with Crato and Jens-Uwe Beyer in 2010. Also being a core member of the collectives Cologne Tape, Magazine and Zeit 2, Barnt is a key figure in the musical output of the Cologne-based label.
His debut EP "What Is A Number, That A Man May Know It?"on Magazine became an instant Modern Kosmische classic in 2010, supported by Daphni, Four Tet, Dixon, Optimo, Tale Of Us et al.Barnt's increasingly explosive solo output led him to release "Geffen" on Cómeme's now legendary "The Power Of Now EP". Topping many end of year polls, the track also reached number 14 in Resident Advisor’s top 50 tracks of 2012.
"[Barnt] is probably one of the biggest talents we have here in Germany" – Innervisions, Berlin, 2012
"'The new Barnt record is easily the most insane dance track I've ever stuffed in my ears, it will cause hysteria at high volume' tweeted Swag's Chris Duckenfield earlier this week. That might sound hyperbolic, but once you hear Tunsten you'll likely agree with him." – Philipp Sherburne, Spin, New York, 2013[:]
