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Richie Gee — industrial hardcore/industrial hard techno producer and DJ. Richie Gee began to play in 1999 because he was very interested in electronic music specially Techno and Hard house. His first sets were from radio stations such us Los 40 principales or Flaix fm. From there he went on to play at small events and he was invited to play in Loui Vega in Calafell. In summer 2000 he stayed few months in London where he played in a club called Telegraph in Brixton. In the same year Richie started to produce his first demos. A few months later started to collaborate on a radio program called Mundo Dj. From there he began to work as a producer on Mundo Dj. Mundo Dj was a program that evolved a lot. It started as a local program and in the end it was a national radio program broadcast from more than 30 radio transmitters, some of which was the most important stations in dance music such us Loca Fm, Track Fm, Formula Hit... His work as a producer on Mundo Dj openes further doors which led him to clubs, the most important was Piramide where he played in the main floor for more than 5000 thousands people. In 2004 Richie set up his own studio and he played again in Piramide and played again in London but this time in Trade at Turnmills. In 2006 started a new project called Madhouse Recordings. This project is formed by a promoter company and a record label. The first party of Madhouse Recordings was on 19th November 2006 since there Madhouse Recordings have done parties for up to 1800 people with artist such us Robert Natus, DJ Amok, Sandy Warez, Lenny Dee, Rude Awakening, mat weasel, Narkotek crew, Hellfish, The Speed Freak... During 2008 Madhouse releases its first references, untill now 5 records came out. As a dj Richie Gee played in some of the most importants clubs in Catalonia area, Sala Campus, La Cova, Blau Club, Rachdingue... In 2008 October Richie Gee released his first solo ep for Industrial Strength's sub label IST records and also he is going to play in Belgium, Netherlands, Austria, England... User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License and may also be available under the GNU FDL.