Cari Lekebusch

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Cari Lekebusch (born 1972) is a Swedish

forced Lekebusch to change his record label name to its present name. His studio is called HP HQ (Hybrid production Headquarters).

In the early 1990s Lekebusch became a member of the Stockholm-based remix service group SweMix that at that time had notable members as Denniz Pop and StoneBridge (which is called the grandfather of Swedish house music). After a while Lekebusch started to venture out from remixing other artists to create his own music that became not even nearly as mainstream as SweMix productions and at the same time Lekebusch really started to explore techno and electronica. Lekebusch left the remix group not long after.

Since the early-mid 1990s he has collaborated with

with electronic influences, two being Max Peezay and NFL Kru.

Cari Lekebusch has recorded under many aliases like Agent Orange, Braincell, Cerebus, Crushed Insect, Fred, Fred To The Midwest, Kari Pekka, Magenta, Mr. Barth, Mr. James Barth, Mystic Letter K, Phunkey Rhythm Doctor, Rotortype, Rubberneck, Shape Changer, Sir Jeremy Augustus Hutley Of Granith Hall, Szerementa Programs, The Mantis, Vector, and Yakari.

Some of Cari's early musical influences are

.

Selected discography

• Juicy Lucy, 12", Acid All Stars, 2008
• Handle With Care, 12", Audio Emotions, 2006
• Darkfunk Matters, 12", Tortured Records, 2005
• Prophecies (alias Mystic Letter K),
  LP
  , H. Productions, 2005
• The Architect, CD/LP, Truesoul Records, 2004
• Chaos & Order, CD/LP, H. Productions, 2000
• Det Jag Vet, CD, H. Productions, 1999
• Stealin Music (alias Mr. James Barth), CD/LP, Svek, 1998
• Vänsterprassel Me, 12", Drumcode Records, 1996

External links

• www.lekebuschmusik.se
• Cari Lekebusch discography @ Discogs.com
• Cari Lekebusch on MySpace
• Cari Lekebusch in Second Life