STORIES OF DECADANCE present Inside the Chart

When Hardwax opened its doors in 1989 on a ground floor in Kreuzberg, Berlin was faced with a historical and social change that would reshape its destiny. 

Hardwax opens in a new and unique scenario of desolate streets, basements transformed into a fundamental place for the youth of the time and many abandoned sheds. 
Also unique is this path of research that Giosuè Impellizzeri has carried out, finding this chart dated 1997 and published by the authoritative magazine "Raveline".

Ars vision with the necessary translations and adaptations transforms once again into audio format, yet another report extracted from Decadance. 


TRACKLIST:

+ Push button object - Striffle 

+ Monolake - Arte  

+ Luke Vibert - Stern facials 

+ Plug - Cut (94 remix) 

+ Robert Henke - Delta 

+ Jeswa - Skone 

+ Various - From beyond  

+ Bochum Welt – Feelings On A Screen

+ Various – Plug Research & Development

+ Kotai - Back At Ten

STORIES OF DECADANCE - Inside the chart w./ HARDWAX

Stories and cities and Decadance join forces to create an original, historical music chart. This is inside the charts, a collection of the well known Giosue Impellizzeri, author of Decadance and important point of reference in music journalism in Italy, who collected this chart dated 1994 released for the historical magazine Tunnel and created by a person became a legend for the 90s Rave generation in Italy and beyond; Max Durante.

Tracklist:

1)  Biochip C. – Untitled Limited edition

2) Adsx – DSL 25

3) Drexciya – Hydro Cubes

4) Storm – Storm

5) Automatic Sound Unlimited – Index System

6) Jammin’ unit & Walker -Untitled

7) 303 nation – Sky crack

8) Mono junk - Another acid

9) Kinesthesia – 4J

10)Air liquide – The cloud

STORIES OF DECADANCE - Inside the chart w./ Max Durante

With a 40-year career behind him, DJ Ralf certainly needs no introduction. For this new appointment with Inside the charts, Giosuè Impellizzeri recovers a top ten of his February 1998, carefully analyzing its contents and together with the project A.R.S. Vision transforms in audio format the article published for Decadance. 

Inside, we find house music of valuable workmanship signed, among others, by Joe Montana, Da Mob, Native Soul and D. Funk Era. There's also room for tracks destined to make crossovers and place themselves in the mainstream of the times such as "House Music" by Eddie Amador, "The Word Is Love" by The Voices Of Life (i.e. Steve "Silk" Hurley and Sharon Pass) and "Troubled Girl" by Karen Ramirez.

TRACKLIST:

+  Barbara Tucker - Beautiful People 

+ Ziggy Marley And The Melody Makers - Everyone Wants To Be (E-Smooves Generator Mix)

+ Native Soul feat. Trey Washington - A New Day  (Original Version)

+ Eddie Amador - House Music (Original mix)

+ Joe Montana - La Movida (Edit Dream Beat Rec. 1997)

+ Da Mob feat Jocelyn Brown - Fun Basement (Jaxxs Mongoloid Dub)

+ Voices Of Life - The Word Is Love Say The Word (Mood II Swing Dub)

+ Department Of Soul feat Toney Jones Deep Swing Vocal – Love Will Find You 

+ D Funk Era - Spring

+ Karen Ramirez - Troubled Girl (Masters At Work Alternative Vocal RMX)

STORIES OF DECADANCE - Inside the chart w./ Dj Ralf

In-depth // Podcast // Storytelling // Chart // Mix & Selections // 

All together in the same sound flow