JUAN MORETTI

Travellers welcome, a new single ep series by Juan Moretti, former bass player and arranger of 3IO (HellYeah! Records) and co-founder of house-tech duo Things Happen (Strictly Groove Records, Hell Yeah! Records)

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Nick Drake - Three Hours (Somerville & Wilson Balearic Edit)

I'm excited about this mixtape, first of all it's an absolutely great listenineg but I was waiting this mix for a long time, I chased him a lot in order to get this, it took more than 10 years...

I met Pea aka Everest Parisi in the very early 2000 in his hometown Rovereto, think a lookalike Zach Galifianakis meeting John Belushi with the contagiuous energy of Taz, he was doing PR for SummerSessions Festival and I was tour-managing with Santos.
As humble snobby music nerd which I am, at the time I was heavily into west-coast house music, I was hot just back from a Miami WMC where I experienced the legendary Doc martin's WAX and WICkED crew parties and guess what: Pea, was the first in Italy and the only one who knew DJ Garth and Jeno, he heard them playing in Prague and got touched by their vibe, we were hooked.

Since then Pea has not only become one of my true best friends, he has always trusted and supported my deviant musical tastes and we shared a lot of music, knowledge, stories, parties, food, the awesome Balter wine... he even came to lunch with my parents and brother in Casumaro, a real rare event, it only happened with Derek Dahlarge and Valentino Kanzyani but when Pea came over it was the first time where the whole Gallerani family was drunk and clearly fucked up, unforgettable!

Pea introduced me to the world of Proibito, a world and a word we use for some different meanings but the musical one "the hard to find killer record that send everyone bananas" really fit the way we dig music.

Pea made his own local hits out a few tunes I released on the labels that I totally forgot and never thought they could sound so fresh after years they were released, causing dancelfoor hysteria wherever he plays them, making my job worth doing it and helping me to keep the faith.

Pea is also pivotal in the development of my Balearic Gabba Sound System's vision since day one, the T-Rex in the logo, the brainstormings, the common veneration for our spiritual guide Bjorn Torske, he made me discover the art of Federico Lanaro who has become the man who visually translates our odd musical journeys... no less the latest inspirational Balearic Baita sessions at 1500m altitude in Polsa...    

Thanks to him and his bunch of great closed friends (you know who you are party people), right now there's no other place in Italy where I feel like home like Rovereto.

Nowadays, in true mobile-disco style,  he runs a "no less than crazy fun" party called Indoor Balera and mind you, if you see his name on a flyer or event around the alps, be sure there is where the PARTY is going to be.

I salute you Everest Parisi, thanks, cheers and keep em comin'

Marco peeDoo Gallerani



Everest Parisi - That Balearic Gabba Mixtape Vol 5

nervous jazzy/jungle track by Electricity

Stefano Raffaelli | el.piano, synths
Juan Moretti | bass, sampler, machines
Stefano Menato | saxophone

artwork: Grethe Frenez


Electricity - JJJ

CALIBRATION

BLACK SOLSTICE

Red Crocodile - John Tejada RMX

5th episode of Robotnick's Archives' series.
"Funky Skunky" is a track originally composed in 1996
but completely re-made a few monthes ago. . The original track, made
with MIDI system and virtual synths, was based on a vocal sample taken
from one of the first vynil collections of acappella voices but it sounded
weak and not convincing enough. Therefore it was abandoned and slept
on a forgotten CD-Rom for about 16 years. Robotnick, using analog
synths and triggers, brings it back to life with the energy it deserves. 122 bpm
"Infinite Solitude" is a track that was originally composed
in 2001 for "Oh no ..Robotnick" but then discarded because deemed
to sound too melancholic. In this case too, the recent analog re-writing
gives the track a vintage flavour and rightly puts it back into the
authour's original music process. 128 bpm
"It was like a dream" is more recent, dating back to 2008
but it sounds as if it came out of one of Robotnick's early 80s tapes,
when the author insisted in working out sounds and atmospheres
that would distinguish his style from the music produced in those
days. 124 bpm Finally there are 2 remixes of "Can you hear me?" , a
track released in Archives 2 , signed by young producers from the
"New Disco" scene : "Things happen" and "The Robot Scientists"
present the continuity of a sound that comes from far away but is still
capable of attracting and involving the new generations.
THINGS HAPPEN
The 21th century's freshest trip into the wild world of
electronic music, from magnetic disco to tech-house.
Reporting from the borderline, a new fragrant way of
feeling music without forgetting "the" old school sound.
This all-italian trio put together their personal musical
experience into unique and special atmospheres
mixing bright synthetic sounds and deep basses with pure
instrumental parts.
THE ROBOT SCIENTISTS
The Robot Scientists are Markus Schneider, Stefan
Maurer, Markus "Fred" Scholl, Eric Schemer and Oliver
Schneider.
Label: Space Factory / Emerald & Doreen.
Emerald & Doreen (Saarbrücken/Germany) features and
releases outstanding music from a variety of international
artists influenced by Krautrock, Funk, Synth Pop, New
Wave and Italo Disco


Alexander Robotnick - Can You Hear Me (Things Happen rmx)

Musician, producer, composer, born 20th october 1975 in Buenos Aires, now based in North Italy. Former bass player and arranger of 3IO (HellYeah! Records) and co-founder of house-tech duo Things Happen (Strictly Groove Records, Hell Yeah! Records)

Electricity - JJJ

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