Name: Untitled (Unreleased Demo / 1995) by Marcello Giordani (Italo Deviance / Less is More)
Duration: 7 min 52 s
Description: this is a demo of a track a made back in 1995 and never released.

From the forthcoming compilation Riviera Disco Vol. 4 on Bordello A Parigi. Out in January.


Salta & Roma - Cellophane

The Autumn Compilation from PARTY WORK invites you on a journey through rich textures, warm tones, and emotional depth. More than just a release — its a seasonal soundscape, capturing the essence of transformation, introspection, and quiet beauty. Featuring standout artists from the electronic scene — Roumie, 4moon music, M.A.T.U, Vadim Cargo, Dynamic Dreamers ft. Dmitri Hiduk, 2049, and Amadeya — this collection delivers carefully crafted tracks that blend gentle melancholy, deep rhythm, and harmonic storytelling. Whether youre walking through golden leaves or watching rain from your window, let this compilation from PARTY WORK be your perfect autumn soundtrack.

 


Dynamic Dreamers ft. Dmitri Haiduk - Proforms

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Antoine Pete - Love & Hope

DJ Pantelis feat. Zara - Dle Yaman

Pocket (Tales of Voodoo Edit)

this is a demo of a track a made back in 1995 and never released.

Untitled (Unreleased Demo / 1995)

So here we are with Riotvan's second installment of the "Familiar Faces", showcasing what's happening with the label these days (a lot), making label-residents shake hands and welcome affiliated folks to the syndicate. Although this is a 'various artists'-format, the here gathered stylistic approaches and track-turned mindsets make a strikingly coherent body of work. Just another evidence of how Riotvan has evolved into a renowned think tank of likeminded artists and indicator of state of the art sonic bliss. 

Kicking off we find Perel immersing in yet another synth-driven stream, seeking continuation to her latest, widely praised full length-cycle, but this time bypassing Venus or rather "Super Venus" while floating off to other otherworldly dimensions.

Next in line are Black Spuma, i.e. Lauer and Fabrizio Mammarella, demonstrating via "Drumbaeck" what a match in Neo-Disco-heaven they are. A highly energetic beat, laying the grounding for a cheerful synth-hook and harmonies you won't get out of your head anytime soon.

Same goes for "Tropical Redux", the follow up by none other than Panthera Krause. A particularly elated affair, carried out by a funked up bassline and a catchy string-theme, sticking its neck out in Disco-realms, while maintaining a primetime-adjusted groove.

At this point it's about time for a premiere. Say hi to New Hook, an all-female power-force with their debut release. "FXART" comes as a well-versed exercise in reviving frigid 80ies leanings with a contemporary urgency and attitude. And that's just a glimpse on what's to come from Linda, Ilka and Juliane.

Chinaski, definitely no stranger to the Riotvan family, is taking on the 80ies vibe and hands in "Zeichen der Zeit", an unhasting ride through various galaxies, combining nostalgic synth-aesthetics with spaced out futurism.

Closing things off, it's label-mainstay Jennifer Touch cutting deep with "Bleed", an almost existentially emotive composition, exploring spiritual abysses lyrically, re-modelling emotional chaos within the overtones of the arrangement and even trimming things down to physical functionality within the track's progression.

"Familiar Faces Nº2" will be out end of October 5th on Vinyl and digital formats, both being distributed by Muting The Noise. Artwork courtesy of Karen from Studio M21N.

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Familar Faces Nº2

Tropical Redux

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Endless Revisions – Chloé's first LP in over six years – saw the musician turn a new leaf in her creative journey. Not content with pushing the boundaries of her creative output with this wider palette of an album, Chloé released Endless Revisions Live,  which saw the producer graft the new material and inspiration that came out while playing live on stage back onto the album’s compositions.  

 

Following The Dawn and Recall, it was time to deliver other versions of the album's tracks. Enter this four-remix EP, imprinted with the almost-opposite horizons of top-shelf producers.  

 

Still under the influence of Alain Chamfort's narrative chant, Androgyne is stripped of its post-disco dimension by French iconoclast Flavien Berger. On his version, the prince of psychedelic pop takes the title through turbulent and exotic territories, resulting in a long fever dream à la Yves Simon, complete with emotional, disarming touches. 

 

Englishman Fort Romeau speeds up the langourous The Backlash, delivering a deep techno version with a retro-futuristic dimension that preserves the original's persistent dimension.  

 

Mexico's Iñigo Vontier, whose memorable Aluxes EP came out on Lumière Noire mere months ago, provides a resolutely Baroque interpretation of Party Moonster, dressed up in spellbinding arpeggios and a house rhythm that juggles with Chloé's vocodered voice.  

 

Finally, Canadian producer Marc Houle revisits the second half of the album's highlight. The Minus stalwart imbues The Ultimate High with a more airborne drive, resulting in a perfectly chiseled techno diamond.

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CHLOE - Party Moonster (Iñigo Vontier Remix)

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whypeopledance is back with another MATERIÁ release, for which friends, family members and colleagues - 16 of them - made 16 different edits for almost any occasion. Harsh raw vibes, ambiguous hip-hop disco treats, just pick and roll!

Compiled by Serial Experiments. 
Artwork by Serial Experiments & Scannoir.

V.A. - MATEDITERIA (MATERIÁ 005)

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Blood Flow (Soft Metal Edit) [MATERIÁ 005]

Bones video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BsmS-0xHlko

A1 Inner Revolution - 5.43
A2 Out of Body - 1.15
A3 Bones - 5.37

B1 Skin on Skin - 3.55
B2 Everyone - 5.22
B3 Everywhere - 3.40

Written and produced by Free Love

Free Love, the artists formerly known as Happy Meals return to Optimo Music with 'Extreme Dance Anthems' a phantasmic mini album from their hearts to yours.

They say:
“We recorded EXTREME DANCE ANTHEMS in our recently moved studio, 'Full Ashram Celestial Garden' which is now situated in a building that holds both a church below us and a sex club next door. Most of the tracks were formed from late-night sessions that we started to kind of ritualistically hold, inspired from a particular thought or idea that we later cut down and did a live mixdown of. The music is about physicality and the metaphysical - it is about a recontextualisation of the ineffable as a centre point of existence which in turn influences how we engage with everything around us. A celebration of the unquantifiable, unspeakable, indivisible EXPERIENCE as the throne from which all ideas are derived. Even though the world is fucked- we are here.

On the face of it - I realise that this description might just seem like apolitical hippy bullshit but fuck that - as a deliberate result of the modern political landscape, our societies' individual and collective disengagement with the metaphysical has led us to treat other humans, animals and our environment like resourceful statistics rather than something that actually holds any inherent value. An Inner Revolution of the foundations of our reality in a way that reintroduces the essence of existence, and not merely its describable derivatives, into the conversation of how we should live our lives INFORMS our perception of the world in a way that demands us to ACT. The record is about a kind of gradual awakening between the two of us - a reconnection with the magic around us. 

The ineffable is not without moments of illumination- mostly in the form of immediate absurdity: 
ONE DAY WE WILL ALL BE DEAD BUT HERE WE ARE ALIVE INSTEAD.

The record is called EXTREME DANCE ANTHEMS because it made us both laugh”.

Released on vinyl (and digital) on 20/09/2019. Distributed by Kompakt.

Optimo Music 043 - Free Love - Extreme Dance Anthems mini album (sampler)

OB004 - Heisenbug and Time Signals collaborates for MARATHON. It is a musical time travel back to the 1990's -2000's to the small town up North in Lithuania - Joniškis. To the time when Berlin's 'Love Parade' grew in all our hearts and when the first dance music bars and clubs have been born in Lithuania. In Joniškis at that time, dance marathons took place, where people once danced non-stop for 20-30 hours. Without any booze or drugs, driven only by love for music and dance... So the fourth release is also full of love, and also full of honest 90's vibe.

Out on: 07.01.2020

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https://soundcloud.com/TimeSignals

PRÈMIÉRE: Time Signals - 96 [Objects Records]

Italo Deviance (real name Marcello Giordani) began his artistic journey in the
1990s in Italy, during the height of the House Music phenomenon. He was an
avid attendee of record fairs, always on the hunt for USA-style Disco vinyl,
amassing an extensive collection. He also performed at some of Italy’s best
parties, such as Cocoricò, Echoes, Matis, Kinki and more.

In the early 2000s, he developed a passion for and began collecting Italo
Disco vinyl, often for just a few cents. In 2008, he founded a blog called Italo
Deviance with the mission of promoting the most obscure tracks and
versions of early 1980s Italian dance music.

From 2011 to 2023, he became part of the duo Marvin & Guy, which has
since evolved into Circle Point Circle. At the start of 2024, Marcello resumed
work on his label, Italo Deviance Music, embarking on a rebranding effort.
This new phase explores underground electronic music without sticking to a
specific genre, discovering and producing talented artists in both digital and
vinyl formats. He places no particular emphasis on their social media hype,
focusing solely on the music.

This philosophy gave rise to the motto:
“Italo Deviance, where only the music matters.”

Untitled (Unreleased Demo / 1995)

Marcello Giordani (Italo Deviance / Less is More)

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