my remix for HUMANATURE
you can download it here: http://itunes.apple.com/it/album/personal-computer-single/id419474720

http://www.garagerecords.eu

Humanature - Personal Computer [Caste rmx]

Ed eccoci alla quinta parte di questo mixato,sperimentazione e ritmi veloci la fanno da padrona,allaccia le cuffiette e balla.

Vagabundos 5/6

Recorded live DJ-set by Piotz at our party @ Vinile Club on 10.05.24

Piotz @ Discordia Elettronica 100524

Recorded live dj-set by Caste b2b Mbut at our party @ Vinile Club on 01.11.24

Caste b2b Mbut @ Discordia Elettronica 011124

Recorded live dj-set by DJ Outback at our party @ Vinile Club on 06.12.24

DJ Outback @ Discordia Elettronica 061224

Recorded live dj-set by DJ Rocca at our party @ Vinile Club on 20.12.24

Dj Rocca @ Discordia Elettronica - The Italo Job 15th Anniversary 201224

Recorded live dj-set by Caste at our party @ Vinile Club on 20.12.24

Caste @ Discordia Elettronica - The Italo Job 15th Anniversary 201224

extract live of "Face It" taken from the recording made on 20 December 2024 at Vinile Club in Bassano for the  Discordia Elettronica - The Italo Job 15th Anniversary night.
Full Live here https://on.soundcloud.com/TWkv9PLLMoCfNhYs9

Deep88 - Face It ( live @ Discordia Elettronica - The Italo Job 15th Anniversary)

FANGO - PIZZA CLUB 015.2 - ROUGHRADIO.LIVE

Introducing: Deep Barrels, a new online mix series by Studio Aurora  🌐🍷🔊

It's finally time to bring to light a project that has been stuck as a work in progress for almost 5 years. Before I even had an idea for Alimentari Aurora, my desire to connect the dots between all my friends was to create a party that merged eclectic sounds, wine, and the vibe of a Sunday day party. Then the pandemic hit, and that early enthusiasm was shelved. But the vision never disappeared—it just waited for the right outlet.

Now, with Alimentari Aurora nearing its 5-year anniversary, and after countless beautiful Aurora sessions with Fault Radio (who now shares a roof with us at Studio Aurora), it feels like the perfect moment to bring that vision to life.

Deep Barrels is an online mix series featuring old and new friends from around the world who can’t physically play at Studio Aurora, whose sound, spirit, and sensibility fit right in. To launch the series, I reached out to someone I first connected with years ago via Instagram, only to find out we shared a constellation of mutual friends. One of those rare friendships that feels instantly real.

Meet Enrica Borsatto aka Sandra Mason: 

Venetian-born digger now based in Rome, Enrica's sets weave deep psychedelia and offbeat melodies into rich, transportive experiences. I first came across her selections through friends Ani Phoebe and the duo Frinda di Lanco/Henna Stein. Enrica runs the “Cocktail Naïf” YouTube channel, a hidden gem of obscure and forgotten music, and she’s also the mind behind "Horny Music for Ambient People" (with Marco Caizzi) and contributor to the trippy “Yoga & Droga” series with LKSMN (Pietro Rianna)—both on the ever-eclectic Radio Raheem (Milan). She is also half of the ambient duo Fondazione, formed together with author Francesco Pacifico. Her selections move fluidly between clubs and independent spaces, with regular appearances at Fanfulla, Magick Bar, and across Rome’s underground circuit.

I asked Enrica to open the Deep Barrels series, and she sent a 3-hour live B2B with Marco Ragni—recorded in Italy last January.

Marco Ragni is an Italian DJ and producer with deep roots in the scene: a longtime resident at Serendipity Club, for several years part of the duo Plants Army Revolver and now active as one half of the Absira project with Spanish artist ABSIS. His sound blends ambient, downtempo, tribal, bass, and techno through a lens of psychedelic rhythms and hypnotic textures. His path has also included running the now-closed record store Mondo Musique in Foligno, contributing to Berlin’s Melantónia Collective, and being one of the minds behind Sintesi Festival.

This is the most brainiac and soulful mix I could have hoped for—an ideal opening statement for the Deep Barrels spirit.

Tune in.
It’s a viaggione. A deep trip.
Keep it locked.

Deep Barrels 001: Sandra Mason & Marco Ragni

Estetica
La Bellezza Riunita
Ecco I Negozi
Che Vita ha Fatto
Il Diluvio
Hegel
La Moda Nel Respiro
I Sacchi Della Posta
Cosa Farà Di Nuovo
Timida Molto Audace
Mi Riposa
Campati In Aria
Almeno L'inizio
Il Doppio Del Gioco
Cosa Succederà Alla Ragazza
Words by Christian Zingales.
https://banbantonton.com/2017/05/01/article-christian-zingales-the-other-side-of-lucio-battisti/
Lucio Battisti was a true Pop innovator. From his first recordings in the late 1960s through the `70s he merged traditional Italian melodies with the American and English sounds he loved. Rock, Rhythm ’n’ Blues, Soul, Funk, Progressive, and Disco. His music was revolutionary, but attitude was his biggest revolution. A man and an artist totally guided by instinct and passion. At the same time someone obsessed by detail. In the studio, he was always on a mission for the very best. As a singer his raw voice, always ready for falsetto, was pure emotion. He was searching for something popular that could be also enjoyed at a higher level. By more sophisticated listeners. During his “classic phase”, from the late `60s until 1980, he worked with Mogol. A master Pop music lyricist. Who created around Battisti an imaginary world of modern and ironic sentimentalism. With sparkling connections to the middle-class life of the `70s. As they gained confidence, weaving more complex, cryptic stories. Lucio was in a league of his own. He always sang from a kind of a distance. A consummate actor. He dramatised the space between music and lyrics.

But nobody could have expected the turn that happened in ’81. When the Battisti-Mogol songwriting duo split.  Lucio was ready to enter in the second phase of his mission. The first album without Mogol, E Già, has lyrics credited to Velezia. An alias of Battisti’s wife, Grazia Letizia Veronese. But it`s very likely that he wrote them himself. It`s a strange Synth-Pop record. Innocent and disturbing. With naive, childish visions going cheek to cheek with visions of death. It was the bridge to a series of five albums that he produced from 1986 to 1994. Working with with another lyricist. A crazy Avant-garde poet, called Pasquale Panella. Lucio had been impressed by Panella`s lyrics for pop singer Enzo Carella. To produce, he enlisted Englishmen, Greg Walsh, Robyn Smith, Andy Duncan. The results were incredible and still something not easily understood. An alien mix of muzak MIDI songs, jazzy melodramatic sketches and UK style Pop-House. A battle between warm and cold. The mood moving deeper across the five recordings. Panella creating a literary vertigo of exhilarating wordplay. Lyrics that exist between philosophy and entertainment. Comic and tragic. And that Battisti sings like an inscrutable siren. These were his last works. He died in 1998.

Outside of Italy, Battisti`s classic ’70 stuff is well-known. It`s a sound loved by the Balearic scene, Parisian producers like Daft Punk, Phoenix, Sebastien Tellier, and played by a superstar DJs such Ricardo Villalobos (who frequently drops the freaky-tribal La Canzone della Terra). The five albums with Panella however, are quite a new thing. If you find the words difficult, you can feel the music, let go your imagination. Or learn a bit of Italian. Well, more than a bit.

The Other Side Of Lucio Battisti

DJ or something like. Surely good music lover.
Founder and admin of The Italo Job blog. http://www.theitalojob.com

Humanature - Personal Computer [Caste rmx]

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