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N​-​ter - Trouble Doesn't Come From Nowhere

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Hailing from Zagreb, Croatia.
Born in 1981 in a small town named Osijek, Bojan Jascur aka N-ter has been producing since 1999 and is a true Electro Activist.
His debut release "Egoboo Bits" was the first record of its type to come out of Croatia and led to the creation of the Crobot Crew. Originally formed with his partner DJ Xed, the Crobot Crew and Crobot Muzik were founded by N-ter to promote the Electro sounds throughout Eastern Europe.

Crobot Muzik found immediate success through their critically acclaimed releases and garnered the attention of the Heavyweights in the industry who continuously play and chart their music. Since then, N-ter has released his original music on some of the world's leading record labels. From his A.U.X. 88 remixes on Puzzlebox Records to his original selections on Twilight 76, Databass, Diggarama, Monotone Records, Drivecom and Subsonic Device, N-ter's production work is in high demand. He has done remixes for A.U.X.88, DJ Godfather, Exzakt, Paul Blackford to name a few.

2010 N-ter has created the Electro duo Tellefunk as well as starting the new record label Space Funk Records. These 2 projects give him an even larger ability to focus on Electro music and his mission of spreading Electro to all four corners of the planet.

www.ntermusic.com
www.facebook.com/pages/N-ter/181020954095
www.crobot-crew.com

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from The Electro Compendium, released September 11, 2012

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