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Gabbox, what do you think of Italian electro-house producers like Scuola Furano, Ajello (you should know them ;-), at least Rocca), Madox, Santos, etc.?

Gabbox, you've taken the words right out of my mouth. I was thinking of writing a review on Voom Voom - Peng Peng, which I find very interesting. And I also have the latest from Aquabassino, which, as you say, is similar to the previous ones.

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Beautiful and cryptic review of a stunning album. It's a pity that Llorca hasn’t released any more records. Now that I think about it, neither has St. Germain done anything since "Tourist." And in general, Fcommunication by Laurent Garnier releases very little each year. Is it all connected?

damn.. maybe, not maybe

Esteemed anonymous Fottermeier, on one hand, I am pleased that you have read my previous posts, but on the other hand, I wonder why you think I act like a professor on a pedestal. The posts serve this purpose, and I believe I am free to express personal opinions or clarifications (especially when I read incorrect information). When I am not informed about a specific artist or musical genre, I refrain from making comments or reviews, an example that many should follow. As for the rest, if you still want to engage with me on this topic, authenticate yourself; I know you are a registered user, and perhaps I can also guess who you are. Best regards.

Tough stuff, Zion! for Odra: jokes aside, I also take breaks between one beat and another, but I usually delve into the realms of soul and bossa. I'm open, however, to listening to almost all genres. Bye

I quote the ZiOn-thought; I also prefer the electronic Fink. I listened to the album in question, and it didn't entice me to buy it. Could it be too refined for my ears? But the review is still excellent.

ops ... "Pure Imagination"

I would like to make a couple of clarifications: Stylophonic is just one person, and his name is Stefano Fontana, a famous house music DJ, already the author of another decent album (Man Music Technology) and co-producer of some tracks from Jovanotti's latest album. In fact, the bass lines of "Tanto," as well as those of "Babybeat box" and "Pure Imagination," were made with the same Roland 303. Stylo collects many of these analog instruments and uses them on his records. As for the quality of the tracks mentioned in the review, there's little to say: they are undoubtedly commercial and made for the dance floor, but the rest of the album "Beatbox Show" contains some interesting things. I agree with those who said that the music maker crashes and is not very versatile; to others, I suggest listening to the records before judging them and not just for the sake of criticizing. Okay, if you like Pink Floyd or Radiohead, comment on the reviews of those records, without necessarily giving a negative judgment a priori. Best regards.