Hello there, this is the recording of my fourth show for Rough Radio! Every first Thursday of the month I'm live at Mint Store here in Rome.

You can also listen to the show on the radio's webpage where you can find out about many new and old artists, local and international, doing residencies shows or one off mixes.

www.roughradio.live/resident-detail/54

Here's the show's blurb:

"Continuum is Marco Passarani’s monthly residency on Rough Radio, a show where the nuances of electronic dance fuse seamlessly, much like the ever-shifting folds of time. Dynamic perceptions and intense movements intersect in the continuum, breaking the boundaries of space and time. A dimensional groove in constant evolution."

Continuum Episode 4 on Rough Radio

A tireless innovator, constant collaborator, RBMA studio mentor, inspirational deejay - Passarani has always been at the forefront of electronic music. With more Discogs pages than the EU has legislation, Passarani has released, to name a few, fine twelves on Gerd Jansons Running Back label, crafted covers of Alexander O’Neal and The Jungle Brothers for Peacefrog, re-invigorated Boogie and Italo as Tiger & Woods and could possibly be the only producer to have been remixed by both Ricardo Villalobos and Autechre. 
He has played a pivotal yet covert role forwarding electronic music in Europe and beyond  - strengthening the ties between Rome (his hometown), Glasgow, Detroit and Rotterdam with his Final Frontier / Nature / Pigna stable of labels and to this day he continues to be an inspiration and educator for the younger generation.
After his latest solo adventures on Jackmaster’s related Numbers label and Fort Romeau’s Cin Cin, his restless journey continues with an album that came out in early 2019 on the highly revered Vladimir Ivkovic’s Offen Music: Marco’s first solo album in more than 10 years called “WOW”! Last but not least, he just started a brand new label called Unrelatable, reviving that Finalfrontier spirit of the ealry days of his musical life.

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