Snippet of "146" by Human Machine, taken from the "146 EP".
Release Date: February 29th, 2016 (vinyl & Beatport excl.) / March 18th (streaming & all other stores)
Cat-No : cns078-6 
© 2016 Connaisseur Recordings / LC 14550

Âme & Dixon B2B Fabric, London - November 2015
https://youtu.be/C4uXetjvz0Q

Dixon at Awakenings, 2 January 2016
https://youtu.be/wyw7iFu3ji0?t=7m12s

In the history of Connaisseur we can’t remember ever having had an upcoming release with such a massive buzz in advance. Eventhough Human Machine has only had one release up to now, their name and popularity are spreading impressively, mainly due to the enormous support by Dixon, Âme and Solomun for the title track “146", which they have hammered in almost every set in the past months.

Concerning the music, it is fascinating how such simply constructed tracks can have such an impact in the club. This is the secret of Human Machine.

While '146' is dominated by a massive and remarkable synth-line, drilling its way into your head so that you may never forget it again, the B1 title 'Drone' is more focussed on a deep hypnosis, combined with a very demanding work on the groove. 'Janus', the closing title is the most airy and atmospheric track on the “146” EP, a passionate journey with an unexpected twist.

Human Machine is the project of Mauro di Martino, better known under his moniker Musumeci, Francesco Sorrentino, Simone Carpenzano and Paolo Lauretta.

Human Machine - 146 (Snippet)

Born and raised on the mean streets of E-town (Eltham), Poop, AKA scoop, started his musical journey when he was 7, when he stole a jungle mania album from his drug dealer. It was at this moment that scoop knew he wanted to be part of 'The Scene'.
He first became interested in the electronic music scene in 2008. In 2014, aged 14, his Mum and Dad bought him his first set of decks. At the age of 17, he was already being touted as Ringwood’s answer to Sean Rault. He did various warm up sets before the doors opened in clubs hosting major names such as Shit Machine, Danny Wizbang, and many more. In 2019, he achieved his big break when scoop discovered the sync button. It was after this point when he started getting gigs at big events like simple at Revs and danceflora warehouse parties. Suffice to say, the Drum and Bass scene should be expecting big things from scoop…