Minimono again hits with a very strong funky filtered track originally combining their 70s attitude with a contemporary filter house production expressing themselves at the top. >Feel Better< is an amazing rework of a mysterious funky old 70s song, and the result is so strong on the dance floor that when you will play it ... you will really Feel Better!
The second track sees the debut on Bosconi from our beloved producer David Campanini who drops out an emotional and symphonic funky assault inspired by Blaxploitation movies soundtracks, Roy Ayers and co., where the slapped bass, the wha wha guitar, the epic horns and the immediate feeling will drive you from the chair into the middle of the party. Shake yo booty!
B sides starts with the already known Rufusthat after his EP on Extra Virgin 01 comes back with this rubbery and slow building Disco House track. Here Rufus shows us again how the nice cuts on the voices style, the combination of sounds from vintage instruments like rhodes and guitar passed by analog valvular machines, and, especially, real strings, could create an atmospherical jump in the past, where also John Travolta couldnt stop keep on dancing all night long!
Last but not the least is the one from the youngest freaky trio The Clover introducing you a groovy jacked out track with a solid drum and an overwhelming clap. The bass from their bassplayer Gkeyand the pads movements give a deep touch of soul at work. Sweet, emotional, crazy, romantic and with a touch of the earliest Pepe Bradocks productions, >In da Wood< creates a very rare and original moment on the dance floor, and it could behelpful for your opening sets or as the perfect soundtrack of your love story, that night...