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Rating: A whirlwind of musical ideas and excesses.
Since here on planet Debaser we are interested in the former, this debut by Padua's Canzian is highly recommended. House with much originality and personality, which at times becomes a musical interpretation of his (sonic and otherwise) sexual experiences. But his sincere exuberance shines through, so that's just fine. A crystal-clear talent, no doubt about it.
The booklet is very "strong," perhaps too much. If the usual printer for DJ Hell's label (who released this record, a name that's a guarantee...) refused to print it, there must be a reason... Photos of blatant homosexual couplings, to put it briefly. All this showmanship wasn't necessary, I can understand the character of the person in question, but... In fact, it could very well be an own goal (and DJ Hell himself should know this well, having a professional soccer coach badge), because all this inevitably detracts attention from the quality of the music.
Sometimes a bit like Rockets, sometimes a bit like Plastikman, but with Canzian's "stamp" (no sexual innuendo here, eh..).
Recommended: to lovers of the most modern house.
Not recommended: to the interpreters and listeners of classic house.
After about twenty listens, a doubt may arise: could Canzian be gay?
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