Megahertz

Daniele Dupuis, performing as Megahertz, is presented in the DeBaser review as a musician who released his first album Estetica in 2004; the record is an homage to 1980s electronics and synth-pop.

Estetica (2004) is described as Megahertz's first album and features participation from Morgan and Lele Battista. The album includes covers of David Bowie's "Space Oddity" (with Morgan on vocals), a translation of Kraftwerk's "Pocket Calculator" titled "Mini Calcolatore", and a version of Hinda Hicks' "Please Can I Go Now?".

Daniele Dupuis, performing as Megahertz, released his first album Estetica in 2004. The record is presented as an 80s-inspired electronic/synth-pop homage containing three covers and several original tracks. Review on DeBaser praises its successful references to Bowie, Kraftwerk and other electronic influences.

For:Listeners who like 1980s electronic music, synth-pop, new wave and Italian electro-pop