LT010 • Federico Locchi & Uglh - Lelle

LT011 • Alfredo Hp - 2012

LT011 • Alfredo Hp - Wavelove

LT011 • Alfredo Hp - In Barca

LT011 • Alfredo Hp - Lepale

written & produced by A.Zanetti, A.Pasquini


LT012 • Pizeta - Sympatheia Ep - Il Metro

written & produced by A.Zanetti, A.Pasquini

LT012 • Pizeta - Sympatheia Ep - Morena

produced & mixed by dj Uovo & Ohm Guru
enginereed by Ohm Guru

LT013 • Memoryman aka Uovo - Dancing Machine

produced & mixed by dj Uovo & Ohm Guru
enginereed by Ohm Guru



LT013 • Memoryman aka Uovo - Come And Get It

LT014 • Luca Albano & Zimon - Artkeli Ep - Dodudo

LT014 • Luca Albano & Zimon - Artkeli Ep - Sairlè

DJ Ralf is the Italian icon who runs the much loved Laterra Recordings label and management, and is now back with ‘Er Suonone’, a new track from Margot that is all set to be a late summer smash.

Anyone who has heard the legendary DJ Ralf (a cult figure who has been the subject of a documentary, has played all over the world, runs his own legendary Bella Ciao party and holds a cult residency in Cocorico) play recently will most likely have heard this track in his set, and it has been an unknown but much loved secret weapon for a while now.

As such this one sided vinyl pressing will please many people who have been hunting it down. Margot, of course, is an Italian pair of accomplished producers who have released on, Les Disques de la Mort, Hell Yeah and Border Community and run their own Margot label.

‘Er Suonone’ is a pumping, deep, slow burning bit of cosmic house that builds and builds and teasers listens without ever releasing the pressure. Monstrous kick drums drive it down below, pixelated stabs add suspense in the distance and icy hi hats slither in the foreground. It’s the sort of track to drop right at the peak time and it will surely go right off, with people fist pumping along to the groove. 



LT015 • Margot - Er Suonone

Playfulness, this is it. 

Take one of the world leading jazz trombone players, Gianluca Petrella. Take one of the brightest emerging talents within the European jazz scene, Gianluca Guidi. Take a mad scientist of percussions, Leonardo Ramadori. Take the flaming club culture charisma of Dj Ralf. Take the mixing and recording studio mastery of Fresco. Let them meet – it's a bunch of people who are true masters within their own field. And let them play.

Playfulness, just as respectfulness. It's a matter of having fun. Fun that's carefully crafted and never ego-inflated, that is: they respect each other, they respect the music, they respect the flow of the four-to-the-floor. Sure they do. Their aim is always to find the very right balance between playfulness and consistency. Be it the solo voyage of Gianluca Petrella on “Pàrapa”, with a trombone riding through delays and effects and challenging an Ostinato, be it the very serious divertissement “Sviluppo #1”, where stylish and geometric digital minimalism is facing slivers of analogue sounds and a crazy, jazzy, mocking human voice.

This is playfulness This is balance. This is R.Ha.R.F: Rhythm, Harmony, Repetition of Forms. One of the brightest and most unexpected artistic challenges emerging from the crossing boundaries of jazz and techno.


LT016 • R.Ha.r.f. - Pàrapa

Playfulness, this is it. 
Take one of the world leading jazz trombone players, Gianluca Petrella. Take one of the brightest emerging talents within the European jazz scene, Gianluca Guidi. Take a mad scientist of percussions, Leonardo Ramadori. Take the flaming club culture charisma of Dj Ralf. Take the mixing and recording studio mastery of Fresco. Let them meet – it's a bunch of people who are true masters within their own field. And let them play.

Playfulness, just as respectfulness. It's a matter of having fun. Fun that's carefully crafted and never ego-inflated, that is: they respect each other, they respect the music, they respect the flow of the four-to-the-floor. Sure they do. Their aim is always to find the very right balance between playfulness and consistency. Be it the solo voyage of Gianluca Petrella on “Pàrapa”, with a trombone riding through delays and effects and challenging an Ostinato, be it the very serious divertissement “Sviluppo #1”, where stylish and geometric digital minimalism is facing slivers of analogue sounds and a crazy, jazzy, mocking human voice.

This is playfulness This is balance. This is R.Ha.R.F: Rhythm, Harmony, Repetition of Forms. One of the brightest and most unexpected artistic challenges emerging from the crossing boundaries of jazz and techno.


LT016 • R.Ha.r.f. - Sviluppo #1

House maestro Uovo, of Pastaboys fame, and Fresco (one of the most sought-after sound engineers in Italy) have crafted a killer sonic spiderweb. Be it the evil and edgy Acid Mix or the slightly unsettling and poisonous Retro Mix, their “King Khan” brings your emotions where they should be, while on a dancefloor. An outer, bittersweet space.

After the mighty “Er Suonone”, by Margot, Dj Ralf’s Laterra label strikes back with another perfect, powerful gem.

No human beings were harmed during the making of this EP. The following were manipulated: Roland 606, Roland TB 303, Roland 808, Roland 909, Akai MPC60, Acetone, NordLead2, Moog Little Phatty, Maschine, Native Instruments, Ableton Live, Doepfer System A100, Dark Energy, Arp 2600.

King Khan

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LT017 • Uovo/Fresco - King Khan (Retro Mix)

LT017 • Uovo/Fresco - King Khan (Acid Mix)

Alex Ferrazzi and Matteo Keemani a.k.a. Blue Mondays, longtime Laterra friends and collaborators (with releases on Sonar Kollektiv, Rebirth, Snatch!,Memento, Manocalda as well), strike again. They do it, as usual, their very own way: shades of Balearic flavours in there, but with a very dark and malicious twist. Marvin & Guy add some disco nuances (keeping it raw and obscure, though), while Nick Anthony Simoncino delivers a solid, strict, gloomy dancefloor affair. No frills, mad quality.

Mad At U

LT018 • Blue Mondays feat. Pat Cosmo - Mad At U (Original Demo Mix) - Digital Bonus

LT018 • Blue Mondays feat. Pat Cosmo - Mad At U (Original Disturbed Mix)

LT018 • Blue Mondays feat. Pat Cosmo - Mad At U (Simoncino Dub Mix)

LT018 • Blue Mondays feat. Pat Cosmo - Mad At U (Marvin & Guy Whisper Mix)

LT019 • Pastaboys - Amore (Ricky Cardelli Synthposio Mix)

LT019 • Pastaboys - Amore (Juju & Jordash Dub Mix)

LT019 • Pastaboys - Amore (Original Mix)

“Lasciami qui” - leave me here. Leave me inside a deep night tale. A tale made of vivid snapshots, a tale made of emotions that are violent, poetic and sensual. Italian singer Paola Majuri gives birth to an airy electro-pop song, poisonous and enveloping at the same time. Clubbing refractions, lightnings of sudden intensity.

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