Degustibus Electronic & Dance 10 Items

"This release is the first of a series paying tribute to samples and loops which are milestones for house music"

A woman wants to marry a man who lives in the ocean. The man came up from the sea, proposed the maiden and they sink back into the waves, and sink.

Focus on your steps for this 3/4 sample-based tune by Rubini, the psychedelic cactus “San Pedro” will bless you with a magic trip.

After the steamroll of Sikhote on Urano 1/3 and the glitter of Admire on Urano 2/3, Fango returns with Urano 3/3, the final instalment of his trilogy.

Ditongo is telling tales through samples and loops in these two tracks. Divided into two chapters each (spot the ghost-marker on the vinyl), he digs deep into samba for the first time with “Berimbau”, giving the leading role to a hypnotic organ, while the second track “You Know Nothing” goes back to funk, dominated by a fat bassline

After a steady stream of successful underground dance-floor stables via his Viscera EP series and last year climbing charts with his remixes, Fango returns with his second album titled "GEA". Set for release this forth-coming May 11th via Degustibus Music, GEA is a 10-track trip of eclectic electronica panning across various moods and tempos. Flexings his matured production credits, Fango fuses rock, disco and psychedelic influences, meticulously put together on his machines resulting in a spectrum of sounds to satisfy most palettes. It’s a serenade from Gea to Ouranos, the Greek gods of earth and sky.

A solid dome of brass and stars stretched as far as earths edges, home to the Greek god of sky Ouranos and back-drop for his mystical battle against Gea and his prophesying of the Titans.

Batongo’s journey into the world of editing continues with discoveries of new landscapes, like with “Calypso”, where tropical echoes and liberating screams invoke your most primitive dance moves.

While producing the Viscera trilogy, Fango has tried to understand something about himself. In order to do this, he had to enter into his own body, just like Dante entered hell, studying and analysing himself from the inside, diving through organs, guts and grey matter. Did it work? Yes and no, depending how you look at it. For sure, it helped him in the creation of 3 devastating and introspective EPs, but a lot of questions are still unsolved.Viscera part 3 is the last leg of a journey that disrupted your 2016 and marks the beginning of a new absurd phase for Fango, but this is another story.
For the time being we leave you with Amnios, Metacarpo and Metulla. This is Viscera 3/3.