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Ralph Novell (Real Name Ralph Wegner) is recognized the world over as Euphoric trance/hardtrance man of the moment. His rapid rise into the to the upper echelon of Europe’s leading producers began with his first release in 2004, the epic “wrong love” in 2004 was a global success featuring on multiple compilation cd’s throughout Europe, Asia and Australia, featuring in many dj;s top 10 and found in every Dj’s record box. The 29 Year old producer from Braunschweig/Germany is continually evolving his sound, with each release receiving greater airplay and vinyl sales than the one prior. In 2005 he released the singles “Hurricane” and “Dancetour Anthem”, both received huge support from the elite dj’s of the world including Armin Van Buuren,Judge Jules,Mark Sherry, Dumonde and many more. The ability to produce anthem after anthem saw him selected to produce the single “Gigadance Anthem” for the huge gigadance event in the netherlands where he also performed it live in front of a massive crowd of over 15 000. His complete unique and original structure is demonstrated in each of by his sensibility for energized basslines ending in a bombastic breakdown, he enthralls the crowd with emotional melodys that build into a wall of sound, then drop back in with his trademark powerful bass lines…. Beside his alias Ralph Novell he stands also behind the projects : Elegance, Prestige ,Earth Inc. ,Escade (“Shuffle Royal”), Twilight (“Far Beyond”) ,Ceylon (“Immortal”) and Bas&Ram (“Speed Of Light” & “Alien Threat”) As producer of Bas&Ram he also released the project : Ralph Novell Vs. Bas&Ram “Powerstroke” and was hand picked by Hard Trance Legends Dumonde to remix the classic world wide anthem - Tomorrow (Ralph Novell Vs. Bas&Ram 2006 Remix). The Promotional copies of his new single “Stardust” (Alphabet City Records) recieved such massive support by Scot Project,Dumonde,Mark Sherry that it has been rushed to press for full release in March. The production machine star continues his meteoritic rise, and with only one mission in mind – causing goose bumps it is of little wonder as to why every set leaves the audience in a state of trance |
