New Digital Fidelity has been making sweet moves recently with a debut on the lauded Moods & Grovers label out of Detroit followed up by a single on his own Scopic Records. Now he brings his class to Crush On The Beachside and again shows off his love of Detroit house vibes. Opener 'Crush On The Beachside' is raw and intense with humid chords and jacked-up drums, then 'Shattered' brings more loose and jumbled beatdown grooves and 'Crush On The Beachside' (K15 remix) is then bubbly, jazzy and cuddly. 'Cracking' rounds out with more rich chord work and bristling drum funk.

Crush On The Beachside (K15 Remix)

Crush On The Beachside

Cracking

Shattered

Paolo Aniello aka New Digital Fidelity is a music producer and DJ originally from Bari, Southern Italy, who is now based in London, UK.
Since the age of 13, NDF has been heavily influenced by Deep House and Detroit House artists but continues to evolve his sound.
From his first vinyl release on the German record label, Strictly Chosen, in 2011
aka Peter JD, NDF co-founded a Detroit techno label with long-time friend Nico Lahs, working with industry staples Scan 7, Pacou, and Terrence Dixon. After his move to London in 2017, his project, New Digital Fidelity, debuted on the historical German record label Snuff Trax.
He has also collaborated with music producers and record labels including Chez Damier, Balance Alliance, Jenifa Mayaja, Michael Zucker, Finale Sessions, RDV Music, and more.
He has been featured on radio shows globally at HÖR,Kiosk Radio, Balamii, Beloved.wtf, and also, his music is been played in different clubs, record shops and radios such as NTS Radio, Rinse Fm and Balamii,
His love of music pushed him to create his record label, Scopic Records, in 2023 where he produced and released two EPs featuring remixes from Byron the Aquarius and K15. During this time, he also released his EP on the legendary Detroit record label, Moods and Groove, including a remix by the deep house maestro Fred P. He currently remixed the deep house legend Hanna which will be released on Scopic records.