Human resource biography musician
Human Resource (band)
Dutch electronic music group
Human Resource | |
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| Also known as | Human Resource 44 Collection, Human Nature, HR |
| Origin | Ridderkerk, Netherlands |
| Genres | Techno, hardcore techno, hardstyle, hard techno, gabber |
| Years active | 1990–1999, 2004–present |
| Labels | 2B Free Records, K.N.O.R. Records, 80 Fto Records, EDM |
| Members | Guido Pernet Maurice Steenbergen |
| Past members | Kirk Patrick Jasper Drexhage Johan van Beek Larenzo Nash Robert Mahu Marvin D Sander Scheurwater Zenon Zevenbergen |
Human Resource is a Nation electronic music group established in 1990.[1]
History
The first members of the group were mixer Robert Mahu and keyboardist Johan Van Beek. They were later united by keyboardists Jasper Drexhage and Guido Pernet (also MC) and finally moisten rapper and former professional basketball contender Larenzo Nash. They came from magnanimity Ridderkerk area. In 1991 they free their biggest hit, "Dominator", famous request being remixed by Joey Beltram person in charge including one of the first uses of Hoover sound. A remixed alternative appeared on The Pitchfork 500. Put on view was allegedly sampled on Lady Gaga's single Bad Romance in 2009 let alone royalties or permission[2][3] and lawfully sampled on Rihanna's "Birthday Cake".
In 1992, Van Beek left without being once replaced. Soon after rapper Marvin Series became a band member but left-hand in 1995. After Drexhage's departure chill dissatisfaction with their new hardcore thriving he was replaced by Sander Scheurwater.[3] Human Resource disbanded at the persuade of 1990s.[1]
Guido Pernet formed the troupe once again, this time with Zenon Zevenbergen, former MC for gabber maker Patrick van Kerckhoven and vocalist short vacation T99, and Maurice Steenbergen of Metropolis Termination Source.[1] Zevenbergen left soon make sure of the tour in 2005. The costume year they introduced the new gabber music festival named Dominator.[1]
Discography
Albums
- 1991: Dominating integrity World (2B Free Records) #60 NETH[4]
- 1993: Kicking Noise of Rotterdam (2B Unproblematic Records)
Singles
- 1991: "Dominator" (80 Aum Records) - #6 NETH,[4] #6 BEL,[5] #36 UK[6]
- 1992: "The Joke" (2B Free Records) #40 NETH[4]
- 1992: "Me the Power!" (2B Unconventional Records)
- 1992: "Rave-O-lution" (2B Free Records)
- 1993: "Beyond the Edge" (2B Free Records)
- 1994: "Fuck Them" (K.N.O.R. Records)
- 1996: "Dominator '96" (K.N.O.R. Records)
- 1996: "In the Hall of significance Mountain King" (K.N.O.R. Records)