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Phats & Small- Turn around- Mousse T´s Unreleased mix

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SANSE — A Life on the Dancefloor

SANSE (Marco Sanseverino) was born in Milan and started DJing at 14, spinning vinyl at friends’ parties and diving headfirst into the world of underground music. He worked in an import record store and collaborated with pirate radio stations — music wasn’t just a passion, it was a mission.

He played in iconic Milan clubs like Cristian, Santa Tecla, and Taxy, then became part of the legendary Plastic Club family, living two unforgettable years at the heart of Milan’s most radical nightlife.

In the early ‘90s, he traveled frequently to New York City, where he didn’t play, but lived the clubbing revolution: Sound Factory, Limelight, Copacabana, the scene of Susanne Bartsch — absorbing the sounds, styles, and energy of a cultural epicenter.

Returning to Italy, he brought the soul of house music to Riccione, becoming resident at Lex Club alongside a young Ivan Iacobucci, while DJs like Frankie Knuckles and Junior Vasquez ruled the booths of Pascià and Byblos. He was part of the first real Italian after-hours at Diabolika, where everything felt fresh, raw, and revolutionary.

Back in Milan, he helped launch Chocolate City, the city’s first house music night, and then Jackin Zone, Italy’s first acid house party. When the crowd didn’t understand acid yet, he doubled down — becoming resident at Matmos, one of the city’s boldest experiments.

Then came London: Substation Soho, late-night underground basements, days in record shops and nights on the dancefloor. For SANSE, every trip was a deep dive into sound and subculture.

In the late ‘90s, he introduced Italy’s first jungle/drum & bass night at Molto Plastico, becoming again a pioneer in unexplored sound territories.

Across his journey, SANSE played, danced, collected, researched, lived. He wasn’t just behind the console — he was in the crowd, in the booth, in the culture.

Phats & Small- Turn around- Mousse T´s Unreleased mix

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