Attention italo and vinyl fans 🇮🇹 😎
I'm very proud to annonce my official remix (remake/rework) of legendary italo masterpiece: 
'Lectric Workers - "Robot Is Systematic" 🔥🔥 
Release 16.04.2021 on ZYX Music 12inch vinyl 🔝👏
Originally made in 1982 by famous italo dream team: Francesco Rago and Gianluigi Farina, who created this futuristic and mindblowing italo bomb. 💣💥
Totally out of this world 💫🪐 and truely one of it's kind 🚀⚡️
On this re-issue you will also find a great edit by my friend Hysteric 🙌👌
Thanks to the entire team at Italo Disco by ZYX Music especially Jörg Kunz👍🤝
Essential purchase for all italo fans ✅
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'Lectric Workers - Robot Is Systematic

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'Lectric Workers - Robot Is Systematic (Flemming Dalum Remix)

Various Artists
The Best of Paris International Records

Celi Bee: I'm Free

Adolf Stern - More I Like It

This mysterious producer’s music does pretty much what it says on the box… Edgier, harder Italo disco!

So we are presented here with an EP strongly influenced by the synthetic arpeggios, plastic cheesy melodies and disco beats of that infamous genre that filled up dance floors in the 80’s, emptied them in the 90’s and had some kind of revival on the tail of electro clash in the mid 00’s. 
Most probably a generational thing… kids exposed to these sounds in their early years all owned a mac computer with some music package by the time they were teenagers and unsurprisingly went back to the sound they heard while growing up.

But kids of that era also grew up with techno, and house, and maybe had a big brother who liked Donna Summer… And this is where it gets interesting.

Where original Italo Disco could feel quite cheesy and drowned in unnecessary sweet melodies and dodgy vocals, Italo Brutalo’s blend of 80’s disco and synth music is much more futuristic and tongue in cheek, thanks to an obvious techno heritage.

Italo Brutalo doesn’t only own a Mac computer, but also a pretty extensive collection of vintage synthesisers and his music is high energy and yes very synthetic, but it’s also filled with a real love of electronic music and its machines and a passion for the futuristic sounds it blasts out. The result is highly addictive and very powerful.

Opener “Velodrome” and second track “Oggi” are firmly anchored in that italo tradition, boasting a strong 80’s synthetic disco backbone and riding a seriously chunky beat, while the vintages synths weave and unravel a sparkly, psyched out web of melodic sequences and arpeggios.

Third track “Systeria”, while still owing a lot to 80’s synth music, has less of a linear groove and is a bouncier, more syncopated number recalling the more techno and club influences of Italo Brutalo… Leading perfectly to EP closer, Club Bizarre remix of that same track. 
The boys from Metz takes the track for a trip to the basement of a haunted house, where everything is darker, more enigmatic and slower, just like in a dream. Rave music for the living dead, Club Bizarre mix is oppressing and sweaty, like the best of their productions.

Buy @ Beatport

Velodrome

AMBRXX - NEW WAVE INSTRUMENTAL BEATS (15)

Autonomous World

Bézier, AKA Robert Yang, is a founding member—and resident DJ—of legendary San Francisco party crew and record label Honey Soundsystem, and he's back with a seriously slamming new EP that's suitably spacey.

The cosmically-inclined Cosmologist EP's a deep and dark three tracker that's already got us wanting to slip out of the office and into something slightly more comfortable like six pints, twelve fags, and a night in a very, very, very good club. 

We reckon it'll have the same impact on you, too. 

Bézier - Cosmos

This edit is inspired on the one that the huge discofreak I-F carries on his case. I heard it for the first time in an Intergalactic Fm - CBS Top 100. Since it was not available anywhere,  I decided to edit it myself. It is not an exact copy of I-Fs edit, but no doubt all the credit is for him - check a video of the master himself playing it at Bloc Weekend 2009 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vv4_z8jwpm8)

The Duncan Sisters - Boys Will Be Boys (Gascon's IFX Will Be IFX Re-edit)

Order:
oye-records.com/releases/franz-scala-mm-discos-06

Piccadilly records review:
"Mmmm yeah, it's time for another MMDISCOS, this time featuring the stellar selections and edit expertise of Franz Scala. Not only is Franz one of the biggest Italo DJs in the game, he's the owner of the excellent Slow Motion imprint, which stands alongside the likes of Red Laser and Bordello A Parigi at the top of the nuovo Italo tree. 
We're in electrifying Italo territory right from the off here as Franz works his magic on Electra's "Are You Automatic", a midtempo mover whose camp vocal examines cybernetic affairs while the chugging sequences and detailed percussion powers on below. Neon-tinged and stiff with hairspray, this high drama heater should move your floor from the warm up to the peak time perfectly. Over on the B1, Franz freaks GJ Lunghi's "Acapulco Nights", drawing every ounce of drama out of the resort-Italo classic. Building up from a majestic bassline, the track grooves through sparkling sequences, sci-fi stabs and swelling pads, peaking with a murmured vocal and big pianos - Italo perfection if you ask me. Not content with flooding your pleasure centres with "Acapulco Nights" Franz takes on Wish Keys' "The One You Love", stripping back the vocals, upping the tempo a little and letting those outrageous instrumental elements come to the fore. Sustained pads, jazz-meets-Italo bass synth and sublime sax take you there, then the uber-80's Cocaine in Rimini romance crashes in like a wave. Italo for the Balearic crowd!

Piccadilly records Staff comments:
Patrick says: Massive Italo edits from the Slow Motion label head. Stepping away from those slamming 4/4 heaters the techno DJs love to drop, this is resort Italo for the Balearic crowd - all end of season melancholy until the next bump arrives. In the bag!"

GJ Lunghi - Acapulco Nights (Franz Scala Edit)

Project A - Self control

SuperVox - Time To Run

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General / franz@slowmotionmusic.it
Booking / booking@slowmotionmusic.it

Weaving smoothly between Italian Dance, Psychedelic Disco and Proto House, Franz quickly turns the dance floor into a vignette-tainted retro nostalgia rave fueled only by his music.
Full Bio: http://www.slowmotionmusic.it/artists/franz-scala/