N.O.I.A Discography

Various Artists
The Best of Paris International Records

Celi Bee: I'm Free

Rework on this great track from Doctor's Cat with a new beat, added synths and edited arrangement.

My first go at music production, hope you like it!

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Doctor's Cat - Feel The Drive (Tending Tropic & Amplicon Rework)

Uh! Don’t ring me twice (uh-uh)
Swipe, swipe, lies on the line.
Static buzzin’ in my spine (whoo!)
Yeah, I feel it every time.

I’m not your plan, not your weekend game,
Middle-finger storm with a funky name.
Wanna message? Wanna drop that line?
Actin’ like I said “come spend my time.”

See-through, see-through (hah!)
Fake moves, fake groove (yeah!)

Who brings the snacks when the party drops? (uh!)
Who leaves the chat when the tension pops? (yeah!)
Who cleans the mess when the mood runs dry? (funk!)
Who hits the mute when the small talk dies? (woo!)

You beg like a script that you never learn,
“No big deal” but you crash and burn.
Every line you spin, every hint you send,
See-through, see-through—funk don’t pretend!

(One, two, three, four!)

Bought a mattress the week we matched (hah!)
Should’ve unmatched, should’ve ghosted fast.
I was bored, would’ve kissed the wall,
Now I’m layin’ flat in a stranger’s hall.

Ghost it quick! (Ghost it quick!)
Ghost it one, two (Ghost it one, two!)
I don’t play (I don’t play!)
I don’t call you! (Nah nah nah!)

Who brings the snacks when the party drops? (say what?)
Who leaves the chat when the tension pops? (uh!)
Who brings the snacks when the party drops? (ooh yeah)
Who leaves the chat when the tension pops? (uh-huh, uh-huh!)

See-through, fake groove,
See-through, fake groove…
Ghost it quick, ghost it quick, ghost it one, two…

The Snacks (Funk Boogie reload)

R.E.M. - Computer Communication (1983)

Written by Davide Piatto and Bruno Magnani
Ed. Musicali MXM Musica Ex Machina 
(C) &amp; (P) 1983 Italian Records
Produced by Oderso Rubini
Mixed by Tony Carrasco
Registered at Studio T2 - Bologna, December 1982 
Mixed at Regson Studio - Milano, 1983
Italian Records, EXIT M 509 -ITA1983
25 West Records, TFW 1006 - US 1983


N.O.I.A. "The Rule To Survive"

Another great Italo-Disco tune!
Those arpeggios are really doing it for me....rawr.

Mr Flagio - Take A Chance (Extended 12" Version)

LINDA BABE MAJIKA - Let's Make A Deal 1988

SIDE B2 / BASTARD01
Label: Destroy All Planets

2008

Dorothy's Fortress - The Revenge Of El Santoro

Klapto - Mister Game (Alden Tyrell Vocal Remix)

From Amore Selvaggio. Out on Bordello A Parigi.

(c) 2013 | Bordello A Parigi | BAP010

Watch the videoclip here! http://vimeo.com/64988541

Marli Blu & Marco Moschino - Amore Selvaggio - vocal (clip)

BLURB
"Mysterious ensemble CRISTALLI LIQUIDI are back on Artifact with their second single. This is another all-Italian new wave affair entitled CANZONE REGISTRATA (Recorded Song). Of course we have no idea of what the song is about since the lyrics are in Italian" 

CHECK OUT THE OTHER MIXES ON BEATPORT (Alexander Robotnick, Le Macchine...)
http://www.beatport.com/release/canzone-registrata/1072396

VINYL https://clone.nl/item26990.html

Cristalli Liquidi: Canzone Registrata (Bottin Dub)

Djset booking inquiries: booking@electronicimage.it

Electronics & Voice: Bruno Magnani
Electronics & Guitar: Davide Piatto
Produced by Alessandro Piatto

N.O.I.A.'s career can be divided into two parts: during the first, the group is formed of five persons; both words and music are absolutely new, repetitive and absurd. When they are on stage they spread a kind of negative vibrations that raises the pressure in the audience so that half of it always ends fighting the other half.

In 1980 N.O.I.A. win the first Italian rock festival and EMI releases a compilation including their songs "Europe" and "Hunger in the east".

The second period in N.O.I.A.'s career begins in 1983 when they sign to "Italian Records" and become a studio group with three members only and no live activity. Their music becomes easier but always repetitive and obsessive.
Between 1983 and 1985 N.O.I.A.'s singles "Looking for love", "Stranger in a strange land", "Do you wanna dance", "Truelove", "Try and See" and the mini LP "The sound of love" are pretty successful on the European dance market.

In 1985 they sign to "Rose Rosse". Between 1985 and 1988 they make the singles "Umbaraumba" and "Summertime blues". In the same period Davide Piatto founds the "Rebels Without a Cause", a classical rock-blues group where he can finally give vent to all his guitarism. The Rebels have some success and a thick live activity.

Between 1987 and 1990 they release three albums: "Naked lunch", "Why don't you die?" and "John's comin' down". In the same period Bruno Magnani founds the "Sacred Circle", a group that combines a strictly electronic rhythm section with a high amount of guitar feedback. They make few live acts but good. Their porno-sacred performances are unforgettable.

Between 1990 to 1994 nothing interesting happens, Magnani and Piatto keep on working together in studio and making incredibly few tracks.
In 1994 their music takes a trance direction and over the electronic stuff they add more and more samples of traditional African and Asian music: the "Holy Hole" are born. The combination of trance-dub and global influences make their sound immediately recognizable.
In 2000 they come back in studio to record old N.O.I.A.'s tunes for a new cd out in 2003 for the label Ersatz Audio.

N.O.I.A. "The Rule To Survive"

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