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Artist: Marc Satseg
Remixer: Paolo Mosca
Title: Take This Gun (Paolo Mosca Remix)
Label: Spaceless Records
Cat: SR001
Genre: Electro
Release Date: 22/04/2025
Buy Link: https://spacelessrecords.bandcamp.com/album/all-stars-sr001

VA – ALL STARS 🚀

A new chapter begins for Spaceless Records. On April 22, the label unveils its first-ever remix compilation: VA – All Stars—a bold reinterpretation of Marc Satseg's past releases through the lens of 17 forward-thinking artists.

From deep hypnotic grooves to high-energy club weapons, each remix brings a fresh perspective, twisting and reshaping the originals into unexpected sonic territories. Expect a journey through techno, electro, house, and futuristic soundscapes, crafted by a carefully curated selection of artists pushing the boundaries of underground music.

This release marks a turning point for Spaceless Records, opening the doors to new creative collaborations and sonic explorations.

SoundCloud:
https://soundcloud.com/marc-satseg // https://soundcloud.com/marc-satseg // https://soundcloud.com/paolomosca0402x

Curator:
Kaio Batista

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PREMIERE: Marc Satseg - Take This Gun (Paolo Mosca Remix) [Spaceless Records]

La llegada de inmigrantes europeos al Río de La Plata durante el siglo XIX y durante la primera mitad del XX, especialmente españoles e italianos, trajo consigo ideas anarquistas que se arraigaron en el movimiento obrero Uruguayo y Argentino.

En 1931, Miguel Arcángel Roscigna, líder anarquista destacado en la Argentina, junto a los italianos Severino Di Giovanni (periodista,poeta y obrero) y Gino Gatti (el ingeniero) y su gente. Lideran los primeros asaltos anarquistas, era para ellos una forma de atacar al capitalismo en su raíz, además se dedicaron a hacer “justicia por mano propia” contra los jefes policiales identificados como torturadores de anarquistas y obreros sindicalizados.

Mientras Severino era fusilado en Bs As, Roscigna planeaba liberar a compañeros detenidos en la cárcel de Punta Carretas.
Los fondos recogidos de asaltos anteriores, facilitaron las cosas. Permitió que Gino Gatti se instalara en una casa comprada por el grupo frente a la cárcel, instalando la carbonería ¨El Buen Trato¨ desde donde comienza la construcción de uno de los túneles de fuga más perfectos, con ventilación y luz eléctrica a lo largo de su recorrido de 50 metros hacia la cárcel de Punta Carretas.

Poco tiempo del primer mundial de futbol de 1930 y un Uruguay Campeón. La fuga, concretada el 18 de marzo de 1931, permitió que los prisioneros salieran sin problemas y fueran recogidos por vehículos en un garaje cercano.

Sin embargo, la seguridad pronto rastreó a los anarquistas por un error accidental de un agente, resultando en la detención de Roscigna y su grupo por 53 policías. Eventualmente, fueron condenados y encarcelados en Montevideo hasta 1936, desapareciendo posteriormente en circunstancias nebulosas.

Pasados varios meses de la desaparición, un oficial se sincera con la Comisión Pro Presos y les dice con tono confidencial: “No se rompan más muchachos: a Roscigna, Vázquez Paredes y Malvicini les aplicaron la ley Bazán, los fondearon en el Río de la Plata”.

4 décadas después este túnel fue reutilizado por los presos Tupamaros haciendo así una de las más grandes fugas de la historia, donde se dieron a la libertad 118 presos, pero eso sera parte de otra historia…

Buy Link: https://lunfardo.bandcamp.com/album/la-fuga-digital-v-a

Label : @lunfardo-records
https://www.instagram.com/lunfardo.records

All tracks were written and produced by: Hyunho Kim,Agustin Alegre, Lorenzo Battle,Rio Kawamoto,Nicolas Lampariello,FPhono,Daniel anselmi,Matole,Alejo,Nicolas Longo,Berto,Santiago Gomez,Mathi,Santiago Meneses.

Curation: Caballo Loco (Sebastian Ojeda)
Mastered: Burbidub Masterings

BUY LINK (Bandcamp)

Premiere: Rio Kawamoto - Onepu (Lunfardo Records)

https://www.deejay.de/Various_First_Contact_RTR001_Vinyl__1180018

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Premiere : Lukey - Target Lock (RTR001)

B1  - Paolo Mosca - Astromelody (Love mix)

A2 - Paolo Mosca - Revolution

B1 - Paolo Mosca - Astromelody (Original mix)

A1 - Paolo Mosca -  Ex-stasy

[BLISS029] Barada – Black Roses EP (Clips)

Memory Remains proudly welcomes its first-ever guest artist — Rigzz — for a powerful solo EP.
Hailing from Córdoba, Argentina, Rigzz stands among South America’s most refined underground exports. Known for his analogue-driven, deep, and minimalist sound, he has already left his mark on leading labels like Eastenderz, Moan, Tamango, and Constant Black, earning the support of heavyweights such as Enzo Siragusa, Traumer, and Chris Stussy.

With a raw sense of groove and a pure vision of musical freedom, Rigzz delivers an EP that perfectly embodies the Memory Remains ethos — timeless, immersive, and crafted for true connoisseurs of underground house.

artwork: Alisa Kirik

A1 Near To Hear
A2 Connections
B1 Chiquibom
B2 The Recover

@memory-remains-vinyl @rigzzmusic

Rigzz - MR022 (MR022)

Distribution Worldwide: Subwax - https://soundcloud.com/subwax-bcn-distribution
Demos: only via soundcloud DM.
Info:  info@slowlifemusic.org
Booking enquiries:  asia@esmero.art

The unhurried rhythm of evolution.

Slow Life came into being in 2011 when an easygoing set of Spaniards & Italians crossed paths and coalesced in Berlin. The current collective consists of Laurine, Cecilio, S. Moreira, and Santi Uribe a.k.a. Indi Zone. The music they play, like the music they produce, is bound together by threads of luminosity and timelessness. 

Between innumerable hours in the studio, a knack for sourcing new talent, and thoughtful art direction, the label grew steadily and organically, and a signature Slow Life identity began to emerge. This led naturally to parties at their homebase in Hoppetosse and the globe-trotting showcases for which the group has become widely known. Ardent digging and long, mesmerizing DJ-sets are central to their craft; they fabricate a musical space for the audience to get lost in, the adventure going as far and deep as the collective imagination will allow. To put it simply: they know how to throw a party and make you feel right at home. 

Each release on the label invokes a timestamp of their intersections and environment, resulting in collaborations with Primary Perception, Basement Space, and Paolo Mosca, to name a few. Strains of jazz, breaks, and ambient music inflect Slow Life’s singular sound with a charismatic balance of discerning taste and approachability.

Slow Life is about taking time and the unhurried rhythm of evolution. Music as a celebration of music. No rush, no pretense, no limitations — only deep work, positive expression, and playful experimentation.