Rezonance Q is an English electronic ensemble from Liverpool established in 2001. The group was founded by the musicians Mike Di Scala, Lee Butler, and Les Calvert. They achieved professional recognition for a musical style characterized by electronic and house music. Their recording career began with the release of mashups and bootlegs on the label BCD Records. The ensemble achieved professional recognition for the song "Someday" (2002) which reached number 134 in the United Kingdom. Their discography included a re-recorded version of "Someday" (2003) featuring the musician Nazene Langfield which reached number 29. Rezonance Q achieved professional recognition for the stage name BCD Project (2003) and the song "Do You Know" (2003) which reached number 129. They achieved professional recognition for the song "Sweetheart" (2003) and producing remixes for the ensemble SNAP! and the ensemble Ultrabeat. Calvert became inactive in 2005 and was replaced by the musician Chris Henry. The ensemble achieved professional recognition for the stage name 3 Amigos, the stage name Hardnox, the stage name King of Clubs, and the stage name The Tranceriffs. Rezonance Q became inactive in 2011.
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Sweetheart
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Someday
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The Lover Who Rocks You (All Night)
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Sweetheart
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White Line's
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Mad As Hell
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| Hardcore Til I Die |
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Party songs vol 19
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| Defiance Hard Bounce Anthems Volume 1 |
| Defiance Hard Dance Vocal Anthems Volume 1 |
| Defiance Hard Dance Summer Collection |
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Defiance Hard Bounce Anthems Volume 2
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