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Beatport:
http://www.beatport.com/artist/deluca/35301

Linkedin:
http://dk.linkedin.com/pub/rasmus-lukas/a/822/26/

Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/deLuca.Rasmus.Lukas

Labels:

https://soundcloud.com/undergroove-music

https://www.facebook.com/jointnationrecords

https://www.facebook.com/undercoverlovermusic


// BIO //

Once performing as a live and studio bassist within the range of jazz, pop, rock, latin, triphop, fusion and funk from the late 80's and up, deLuca now focuses on creating and producing electronic music.

With roots deeply grounded in the nordic tradition of music aestetics and a heart for distinct, dynamic grooves and melodic nerve, his style covers a wide spectrum of influences - yet always with a atmospheric and integritive approach as a nexus.

A late bloomer besides the underground techscene, releasing his first solo EP in 2014 he has pt. become a very relevant innovative producer having his tracks released, compiled and played internationally by labels such as Undergroove music, Exotic Refreshment, Sa Trincha Recordings, Hollin Hill, Joint Nation Records and More...

// PRESS //

URBAN CAVES ( deLuca & Reefer Decree )

"A refreshing return by Reefer Decree after a long absence. He is joined by deLuca on this first release on a Mexican label. An updated sound yet familiar in all the right ways, warm basslines and a tight rhythm section by pioneers of the minimal progressive scene that labels like Iboga and Digital Structures dominated over a decade ago."

EL CAMINO


Joint Nation Records starts 2014 off with their second EP release: "El Camino "

Danish producer deLuca gives an impressive original with well supported remixes from Elpierro, Floyd Lavine, Oliver Murray & Rob Sloan. 

This track allows deLuca to deliver the sophisticated tech house sound for his first release with the South African label. 'El Camino' instantly sets the mood for the entire track with punchy synth chords and a warm sub bassline. Intelligent grooves and solid drums lead the way, while spaced percussion drives the track's main rhythm with vocal stabs and filtered sweeps adding to the tension and path that deLuca has set out for us..."