X-Factor
The X-Man
- Artist
- The X-Man
- Label
- Hard Traxx
- Catalog number
- XX4052MX
- Format
- 12"
- Country
- Spain
- Released
- 2002
- Genre
- Electronic
What’s on it
X-Factor has 4 tracks, about 20:52 of music.
- A1X-Factor
- A2X-Terminate
- B1X-Tra
- B2X-Ray
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Where it came from
Released in 2002 on the Hard Traxx label, X-Factor represents a specific moment in the evolution of early 2000s electronic music. Produced by The X-Man, the record fits into the label's catalog number sequence XX4052MX, reflecting the gritty, rhythmic focus prevalent in underground club scenes of the era. It was crafted during a period when producers were increasingly blending hard-hitting percussion with experimental synthetic textures to define the soundscapes of warehouse-style parties.
The aesthetic direction of the release follows the minimalist industrial design typical of Hard Traxx outputs from the early aughts. The artwork and sonic layering were intended to strip away excess, prioritizing functional, dance-floor-ready arrangements over traditional melodic structures. While it remains a niche artifact within the broader electronic music landscape, it is recognized by collectors as a representative example of the label's commitment to raw, unpolished energy.
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