An extra enigmatic figure in the second generation of Techno producers to emerge from the electronic music explosion of the late 1980's and early 1990's, Cari Lekebusch has sustained over thirty years in music through an unwavering commitment and an unquenchable desire to constantly move things around. Credited as being one of the figureheads of the globally influential Swedish Techno scene that subsequently spawned internationally recognised names such as Abi Bah, Adam Beyer, Alexi Delano, Alexander Johansson, Aril Brikha, Benjamin Mull, Danijel Alpha, David Roiseaux, Glenn Wilson, Gragee, Jesper Dahlback, Jean-Louis Huhta aka Dungeon Acid, Joel Mull, Kimono, Mighty Thor, Mattias Fridell, Nihad Tule, Nima Khak, Petter B, Robert Leiner and Samuel L Session. Lekebusch's standing as a studio scientist and production authority is well documented. He has been a member of many groups and borne many pseudonyms over the course of his illustrious career including; Agent Orange, ADCL (w. Alexi Delano), Braincell, Cerebus, Cre8ors (w. Raul Blanco & My Bodell), Crushed Insect (w. Adam Beyer), Deform Anti (w. Andrew Hackett), Duplex (w. Mats Sandstrom), Fred, Gary & The Snoskman (w. Jesper Dahlback), Hybrid, Kari-Pekka, Kozmic Gurt Brodhas (w. Abi Bah & David Roiseaux)… In 1986 Cari started the first steps in creating his own label H-PRODUCTIONS to ba able to always have a platform for his most personal experiments. The label has since then featured an impressive array of extraordinary sound architects from around the globe and has undergone many changes, that obviously are a reflection of Cari's own desire to develop as a producer.

The brainchild of Swedish sound architect Cari Lekebusch, H-Productions has come to be known the world-over as a point of music output that is synonymous with the evergreen Techno scene. Often credited with serving as inspiration to a generation of electronic music producers and DJs, the label mirrors the creative attributes of itsfounder; earning a reputation as a diverse and evolutionary force within electronic music thanks to the steady stream of authentic productions that collectively make up an enviable back catalogue that has reached well over a hundred fifty releases by the time the label clocks up its 37nd year at the end of 2023. Such longevity is testament to Lekebusch's unwavering commitment to authenticity and his desire to constantly move things around.