one of the most badass tracks ever... more like this! <3

Sick track. Can't find it on beatport tho... When will this be released? What label?

such awesome cool sound :) really great energetic drive to this!

Sesto Senso AKA soundcloud.com/franz-scala & soundcloud.com/mammarella
soundcloud.com/ritmofatale
soundcloud.com/slow-motion-records
🛒 https://ritmofatale.bandcamp.com/album/slow-motion-ritmo-fatale-present-universo-parallelo
🔊 https://youtu.be/IUPXxgK09qU

Based on an original idea by fellow producer Lennart, Slow Motion & Ritmo Fatale are joining forces in creating a new entity in the italo-disco multiverse : Universo Parallelo. On this ten tracks various the idea is to showcase artists from both labels, trying to merge their Italian and French music approaches. Known faces, new aliases & fresh newcomers share the bill on this existing adventure !

Founded in 2009 by Italian artists Franz Scala and Fabrizio Mammarella, Slow Motion Records has since become well-loved and respected for showcasing the very finest dance music from a collection of contemporary Italian producers. Now running between Italy and Berlin, the label remains focused on staying true to the original feelings and vibes that have been present on dancefloors the world over for the last 30 years.

Slow Motion an outlet for Italian producers that all share the common idea of reinterpreting Italian '80s Italo, disco, new wave, and soundtrack music in a contemporary way. - Franz Scala


Operating since early 2020, Toulouse-based Ritmo Fatale is the label held by French duo Kendal & Paul. They are bringing back italo-disco and sounds inherited from the 80s and 90s on the front of the stage under an hybrid and modernized form, boosted with EBM & early trance influences. They like to call it ‘Italo Body Music’.

Longtime passionate about discovering and sharing music, cultural and artistic references; launching and managing their own label is for them the best way to express their identity.

Tracklist: 

1. Mouissie - Therapy
2. Sesto Senso - Bass Girl 
3. XOLS - Mary Poppins
4. Death Parade - The Devil's Drive
5. Lennart - Tom's Mini
6. Louis De Tomaso - Mos Eisley 
7. Alexander Robotnick & Ludus - You Need Self Control (Altieri Remix)
8. Marcello Giordani feat. Arredo - Effetto Notte 
9. Lavion - Reavity
10. Agle - Healing Ceremony

PREMIERE: Sesto Senso - Bass Girl [Slow Motion & Ritmo Fatale]

First release of our new sublabel focused to

A2 - That's all (Rmx for Equitant & Yasmin Gate)

"Travis Henderson suddenly reappears after four years of wandering, a period for which he gives no explanation to his brother who has come to find him. They go to Los Angeles to recover Travis's son, with whom he leaves for Texas in search of Jane, the mother of the child. A quest towards the unknown, a mutual discovery reuniteds Travis and Jane with a tormented past..."

In 1984, Wim Wenders won the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival with the film "Paris, Texas"...a magnificent complicated, poetic and tragic film about Love.

Zaratustra drops here a moving and epic edit retracing the booth scene.

Close your eyes, cry but hope !

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[MRFD005] - Zaratustra - Paris, Texas (Booth Scene Edit) / FREE DOWNLOAD

If it couldn't get any better, the latest Italo track of the .dance series Mida by Franz Scala gets an extra vocal version by Furor Exotica.

Franz Scala - Mida (Vocal Version Feat Furor Exotica)

The Brvtalist is pleased to premiere a new track from Italo Brutalo. After the successful 'Heartware' EP last year, he drops a remix EP of the release on his imprint Bungalo Disco, featuring great remixes by Shubostar, Cyrk, Fabrizio Mammarella, Kafkactrl, Kris Menace and Mufti. Today we present Kafkactrl's remix of "You Are Welcome", an enigmatic electro banger that will surely set the dance floor on fire.

Out June 18th digitally + vinyl. Grab your copy: https://italobrutalo.bandcamp.com/album/heartware-remixes

@italobrutalo
@kafkactrl

PREMIERE: Italo Brutalo - You Are Welcome (Kafkactrl Remix) [Bungalo Disco]

After the great success of Italo Brutalo ́s debutalbum „Heartware“ it was quite obvious to let some of the hottest artists around rework some of the songs.
Kafkactrl, who released some great EPs on Vortex Trax took „You are welcome“ to another – his very own dimension. While the original is quite straight his remix is dominated by electro beats paired with his stunning micro editing.
„Reach Horizon“ has been remixed by CYRK, who are without any doubts one of the best live acts these days.
Mufti from Mexico made a very dancefloor-ish remix out of „Dream Machine“, which will be heard at festivals athis summer for sure.
None other than one of the two Slow Motion Label heads, Fabrizio Mammarella, made a great dancefloor version of „Into a sampler“.
South Korean ́s Shubostar created a great cosmic disco remix of „Heat of the Knight“, that can be played any time in a cool DJ set.
Last but not least Italo Brutalo ́s longterm friend Kris Menace, who is out of the remixing business and denied requests from the biggest players the past years, turned „Into a Sampler“ into a powerful bass-in- your-face version.

BUY on BANDCAMP

PREMIERE : Italo Brutalo - Into A Sampler (Kris Menace Remix)

Italo Brutalo unveils his latest maxi single "You Make Me Feel So" 

Prepare for a sonic journey into the heart of the '80s synthwave resurgence as Italo Brutalo drops his latest maxi single "You Make Me Feel So". This three-track release showcases the artist's ability in melding nostalgic sounds with contemporary beats, promising a feast for both vintage enthusiasts and modern music lovers. It also includes a stunning remix from upcoming star and label colleague Kay-Chi. On top of that all Bungalo Disco created very special videos based on the original Roland TR-707 matrix display to complete the audio-visual concept. 

Tracklist: 

1. "You Make Me Feel So" (Original Mix): Immerse yourself in the infectious groove of the original mix, where Italo Brutalo skillfully utilizes iconic machines like the modded Roland TR-707 for drums, the Roland W-30 and Juno-106 for lush arpeggios and samples and the Akai MPC2000 for rhythmic precision. 

2. "You Make Me Feel So" (Kay-Chi Remix): The Kay-Chi remix takes the title track to new heights, infusing it with a contemporary edge. Expect a fresh perspective on the original enhanced by the iconic Kay-Chi style. 

3. "Diaphone": "Diaphone" introduces a captivating divergence, incorporating the distinctive tones of the Roland Jupiter-6 and a palette of '80s effects machines such as the Ibanez Delay, Roland Tape Delay and Alesis Nanoverb. Italo Brutalo weaves a sonic tapestry that transcends time, merging vintage charm with modern production finesse. 

Vintage Machines, Modern Magic: Italo Brutalo's commitment to authenticity shines through in his meticulous use of classic gear. The Roland W-30 and Akai MPC3000 lay the foundation, providing rhythmic backbone and textural richness. The Roland Jupiter-6 infuses the tracks with its unmistakable bass sequences while the Juno-106 contribute to the lush, analog atmospheres. 
Time-Tested Effects: The maxi single's sonic landscape is further enriched by the dreamy ambiance of old-school effects machines. The Ibanez Delay adds a touch of nostalgia, the Roland Tape Delay creates expansive sonic landscapes and the Alesis Nanoverb brings a subtle yet immersive dimension to the mix. 

"You Make Me Feel So" is available on bandcamp from November 24th. Italo Brutalo invites listeners to embark on this retro-futuristic adventure, where each track is a testament to the artist's ability to bridge the gap between the past and the present. Don't miss the chance to experience the magic of "You Make Me Feel So" and dive into the timeless sounds of Italo Brutalo.

Italo Brutalo - You Make Me Feel So

PREMIERE: Italo Brutalo - You Make Me Feel So (Kay-Chi Remix)

@italobrutalo - You make me feel so
Label - @bungalo-disco

♫ Info + Buy ♫ : https://www.sinchi-collective.com/premiere-italo-brutalo-you-make-me-feel-so-bungalo-disco/

All Sinchi premieres available on 
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/sinchicollective 
Spotify- https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7sd3nFrzl9itGooHqItGFG

♫ Info + Buy ♫

PREMIERE  - Italo Brutalo - You make me feel so (Bungalo Disco)

Get ready to embark on a sonic journey back to the '80s EBM resurgence as Italo Brutalo unveils his latest single, "Dark Knight". This three-track release is a testament to the artist's extraordinary talent in seamlessly blending nostalgic sounds with contemporary beats, promising a musical feast for vintage enthusiasts and modern music lovers. Besides the Original Mix, it contains a shorter Radio Edit and a Dub Mix.

Bungalo Disco created an amazing VHS Glitch video.
"Dark Knight" is available on bandcamp from February 9th 2024.

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http://soundcloud.com/italobrutalo 
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http://facebook.com/bungalodisco 
http://soundcloud.com/bungalo-disco

PREMIERE: Italo Brutalo - Dark Knight [BUNGALO DISCO]

INCOMING : Hary Shanthi - King Of Kings (Italo Brutalo Remix) #Sinchi

Release date : 2023-04-26
Buy : https://haryshanthi.bandcamp.com/album/king-of-kings

King of Kings EP is a reminiscence of a period (1980 - 1991), prior to the economic liberalization of India. A closed economy with nearly 200% tariffs or outright bans on all foreign electronic equipment’s including synthesizers, sequencers, drum machines and computers due to west’s antagonizing behavior towards India for not opening its market for foreign colonial corporate actors.

This did not deter musicians to get their hands on the machines despite all the stumbling blocks placed in front of them. Defiance and persistence gave birth to Indian acid and electro synth pop created under our own terms becoming not only father of the machines once we couldn’t own but with our playful ragas giving birth to genres such as acid house.

India thus opened another node in the global cultural flows of electronic music. Cumulatively, this period contributed to the triumph of import substitution in cultural production. An attitude was born to why import when we can make it on our own. A major shift in a mind colonised and slaved for 400 yrs.

This an honest attempt to show the world, how Indian musicians undeterred by barriers made their own mark with western synthesizers and drum machines while staying true to their ethnic identity. A period of Computer Love.

“King of Kings” which translates literally from Tamil (Rajadhi Raja) is a true endeavor to demonstrate to the world how Indian musicians have overcome racial and political boundaries to achieve their sonic mission of expressing our artistic autonomy filled with purpose, perseverance and avant-garde excitement. A musical piece that aims to represent the idea, “In order to become who you are, you need to first overcome who it is they said you are”. A true King of Kings.

Remixes come from analogue master and self-proclaimed synth fetishist, Italo Brutalo and multi-cultural musical trifinium thePhilosophica. 
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☎ Connect ☎
https://soundcloud.com/haryshanthi
https://soundcloud.com/italobrutalo
https://soundcloud.com/sinchicollective

INCOMING : Hary Shanthi - King Of Kings (Italo Brutalo Remix) #Sinchi

This is my latest EP out now everywhere on Nein Records!
https://italobrutalo.bandcamp.com/album/spydor-ep



Spydor

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Vintage synth fetishist and genuine circuit-bending whiz, Italo Brutalo is no typical dealer of hardware-squeezed juice. Tapping in the endless potentialities of his analogue army of retro machinery, the German producer has built a sound ID that defies conventions and takes pride in trespassing all the frontiers and limitations associated to the etiolated map of dance music styles.
From EBM-laced rhythms to jagged techno motifs, via off-pistes divagations into electro, disco, hip-hop and kosmische spaces, Italo Brutalo writes a story of genre-busting, all-embracing love for the primordial groove. Having first dabbled into production through the studio equipment of his father, young Fries quickly caught the virus of music-making and its idiosyncratic logic, using all the means within his reach to turn his ideas into actual pieces of sound. With over 25 years of fiddling, tweaking, bastardising bars of automated fire so people can have a blast on the dance floor, Italo Brutalo has gained a potent reputation amongst jockeys and producers, recently making it to the cover of Das Synthesizer Magazine.

Following up to a string of releases on a wide array of imprints including Mozzarella Records, Days of Being Wild, Compuphonic, RFR or Nang Records, Fries moved onto self-releasing his output through Bungalo Disco, the label he co-operates alongside his girlfriend. After the first three vinyl releases went sold-out within a couple of weeks, Italo Brutalo now returns with his anticipated debut long-player, "Heartware", which - as its title suggests, makes for a compelling ode to the machines that got him into the eerie world of sine waves and tape loops. Beautifully wrapped in a gatefold, and adorned with the exquisite artwork of his creative partner to go full-circle. What else?

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