Toronto's electronic music scene luminary, Dave Rout, known as Datafreq, joins the Bosconi family "Circuit Garden" EP.
With a musical experience as Datafreq spanning 2 decades, and a continuous presence since the mid-80s, he has become a cornerstone in the electronic music scene in Toronto.

"Circuit Garden" is a six-track collection that pays homage to Datafreq's distinctive blend of video game music and electro sounds. A true pioneer, as he brings forth his unique musicality that rocks since he started the project in 2004.

This EP features select tracks from his debut album, "Fun for the Whole Family," originally released in 2006 on the esteemed Berlin label Das Drehmoment. Notably, these tracks, (never before available on vinyl with the exception of "Just Like 1981"),
have been reimagined with slight remixing, editing, and remastering to seamlessly align with the vinyl format.
Two brand-new tracks make their debut on this release, adding an extra layer of exclusivity and elevating the EP to a truly special status.

The unmistakable "Datafreq" sound is prevalent throughout the EP, characterized by eclectic electro techno and vocodered tunes.
Infused with a melodic approach, the tracks remain dancefloor-friendly, showcasing Datafreq's exceptional talent for crafting engaging melodies.

BUY: https://bosconirecords.bandcamp.com/album/bosco052-datafreq-the-circuit-garden

PREMIERE: B1. Datafreq - Scene Machine [Machine Scene Mix] (BOSCO052)

born the 2nd July 1991, a Tunisian Dj who began to mix his first tracks at the age of 14
he grew up in a universe of several combined musical tracks to get the crowd moving with his mix
he principally mixed deep tech & tech house then extended his work to other styles such as Dark tech, Minimal deep, Breakbeat ...
He also started producing in 2008 with tip-tap records, Expectancy, La Pera, Undertechnical, Deeperfect, Moan, Whoyostro, Zinc records, Lost on you, and more important labels in the industry.
Which allowed Ahmet a worthy place in the music world to spin platters until the last dancer drops
During his music deejaying career, Ahmet was influenced principally by DJs like Marco Carola, Loco dice, Marc Antona, Paco Osuna, and Richie Hawtin
In addition, he was a very ambitious and passionate artist and he decided to work with some pioneers of music production such as Franz costa, Outaway, Vincenzo Damico, and many others ..
these collaborations contributed to '' keep everything up in the air '' in a smooth fashion so that the beat keeps rocking as he was slaying from one track to another

SOS - sounds good (since 2018)
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PREMIERE: B1. Datafreq - Scene Machine [Machine Scene Mix] (BOSCO052)

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