Saxon Rebel

Saxon Rebel (Radio Edit)

DXXXV a Roman numeral preceded by the letter D stands for '35th damned.

Fabio De Martino founds his project in London among the buildings of Old Street.

Inspired by a dark Techno and melodic sound base that becomes mystical, capable of evoking feelings and moods.
The many years of experience spent between Germany with the first "rOSS & dEMA" project and the United Kingdom with the second "Dvrk Skies" project, have made possible the growth of this artist and the discovery of the kind of music that best expresses his art and personality.

Influenced by classical music, punk, rock, break beat, indie dance, dark disco, italo disco and fascinated by instruments from different ancient cultures around the world,
once back in Naples, his hometown, Fabio starts working on his solo project.

Alyona
Italo Disco, Synth ? Vladivostok
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbU7CrPDLy4&ab_channel=SeoulCommunityRadio

Electronic, disco, darkwave.
Alternative account:https://soundcloud.com/Super_Spiderman

Favorites = Giorgio Moroder, Patrick Cowley, Bobby Orlando, Donna Summer, Fela Kuti, Suicide, Miss Kittin, Peggy Gou, Johnny Jewel, Chromatics, Italoconnection, The Sweeps, Pablo Bozzi, Zombies in Miami, Boy Harsher, Mflex, Future Islands, Jonathan Bree, Princess Chelsea, Grace Jones, Lee Scratch Perry, Zanias, FM Attack, Dina Summer, She Past Away, Lebanon Hanover, Clan of Xymox, Sisters of Mercy

Alternative account: https://soundcloud.com/AugustoV
IT Consultant and Music Aficionado.

❤ Italo Disco 
❤ Fitzcarraldo
(Werner Herzog masterpiece)

contactmeatvc@gmail.com

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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/

Saxon Rebel (Radio Edit)

Franz Scala