We're back with another exciting episode of the Underground Movement Show (UMS), your go-to destination for uncovering exceptional underground talent from around the globe. As always, we’re here to introduce you to artists who might not yet be on your radar, but who are absolutely worth knowing. In this series, we take a deep dive into their creative minds, uncovering the stories behind their music and journeys that have shaped their sound.
In this latest edition, we’re bringing you something truly special. We’ve got an exclusive mix, plus a candid, in-depth interview with the talented nAX_Acid, the mastermind behind Aconito Records. You might know nAX_Acid by his real name, Andrea Ruffino, or his alias OTS 44. This episode is part of our ongoing UMS - Connection Series, where we explore the intimate connections between artists, their music, and the underground electronic scene.
Meet nAX_Acid: The Man Behind Aconito Records
In this episode, we go beyond the music to learn more about Andrea's fascinating journey in the world of techno. Having moved from Italy to London, nAX_Acid has immersed himself in the heart of the UK's vibrant techno scene. During our conversation, Andrea opens up about his musical background, his transition to the UK, and his role as the driving force behind Aconito Records — a label that’s quickly becoming synonymous with high-quality underground techno.
Through this episode, you’ll gain insight into Andrea’s creative process, the challenges of running an independent label, and how he navigates the ever-evolving music industry. We also dive deep into his thoughts on the future of vinyl culture, the dynamics of vinyl sales, and the current state of the global techno market. It’s an insightful look into the business of underground electronic music, and it’s sure to leave you with a fresh perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing independent artists today.
Exclusive Mix & Behind the Scenes
What makes this episode even more exciting is the exclusive mix you’ll hear throughout the show. As you listen, you’ll be treated to a curated selection of tracks from Aconito Records’ catalog, mixed by the talented Francesco Belfiore. It’s a sonic journey that showcases the label’s signature sound — deep, driving, and meticulously crafted techno. Whether you’re an avid vinyl collector or just someone who appreciates high-quality underground music, this mix will captivate your ears and leave you wanting more.
In the background, Francesco’s mix serves as the perfect soundtrack to Andrea’s story. It’s a chance to hear the very sound that has come to define Aconito Records and gain a deeper understanding of the music that’s pushing boundaries in the underground scene.

One of the most exciting parts of this episode is getting a sneak peek into nAX_Acid’s upcoming material. Andrea shares one the tracks he’s currently working on, which will be released in the near future. As always, his sound is evolving, and this new material promises to bring fresh, innovative energy to the world of techno.

https://www.discogs.com/artist/699806-Nax_Acid

https://www.facebook.com/nax.acid.aconito/

https://www.instagram.com/nax_acid.official/

https://www.electronicrhythm.com/ums-118-connection-series-with-nax_acid-aconito-records-london-england/

UMS 117 - Connection w/ The Analogue Cops (Berlin, Germany)

Welcome to the latest edition of ElectronicRhythm.com’s Podcast. This week, we’re absolutely thrilled to welcome the dynamic duo of ‘The Analogue Cops’ renowned for their hardware-centric wizardry as part of the Underground Movement Show’s new format, ‘Connection’!

Straight from their Berlin-based studio, we delve into the creative cosmos of Lucretio and Marieu. Known for their commanding presence in the electronic music scene, these maestros are setting the stage ablaze with their innovative sound. We had the pleasure of catching up with them just before their headline performance at the legendary Tresor Club for the “Afterpride” event. For those who want a taste of this iconic venue, check out the event here: Tresor Club Afterpride.

As the masterminds behind Restoration Records, Lucretio and Marieu take us on a sonic journey through the foundational influences of Chicago, Detroit, and New York. Their productions and live sets are a testament to these rich musical roots. As we dive deep into their creative process, you can listen to some of their past releases playing in the background while uncovering backstories behind tracks like “Why You Love Me,” which made waves on Marcel Dettmann’s acclaimed mixed CD album “Conducted” – revisit it here: Conducted on Discogs.

But that’s not all! This episode features an exclusive mix that’s anything but ordinary. Expect an underground odyssey that defies genres and traverses through a labyrinth of sound and rhythm. This isn’t just a DJ set; it’s a journey into the depths of The Analogue Cops’ unique soundscape. Their crate-digging expertise shines as they craft a mix that’s as elusive as it is electrifying, offering you a rare glimpse into their auditory universe.

So, buckle up and let Lucretio and Marieu guide you through a road of tastefully curated selections, each track a testament to their unparalleled artistry. This mix is exclusively for Electronic Rhythm listeners, and it’s sure to leave you craving more.

Tune in, turn up the volume, and let the rhythm take control! More info for The Analogue Cops on our website here :

https://electronicrhythm.com/ums-117-the-analogue-cops-connection-series

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Electronic Rhythm Unveils Exciting New Guest and Developments

ElectronicRhythm.com extends heartfelt appreciation to its dedicated listeners for their unwavering support over the years.  Your enthusiasm fuels our passion to continually deliver fresh content, cutting-edge music, and much more.

As purveyors of electronica culture, Electronic Rhythm's podcast consistently strives to present captivating ideas and explore the dynamic landscape of electronic music and the artists who define it with their creativity and dedication.

In our latest episode, we are thrilled to feature Francesco Belfiore, hailing from the vibrant city of Rome, Italy.  Renowned for his innovative hybrid sets, Francesco embodies what has been hailed as the "New Sound of Rome."  Join us for an exclusive live interview with Francesco, followed by a mesmerizing hybrid set crafted exclusively for Electronic Rhythm listeners.  Throughout the interview, immerse yourself in Francesco's latest productions, providing a glimpse into his artistic journey and sonic evolution. 

With a keen ear for innovation and a relentless drive to explore the furthest reaches of sound, Francesco has carved a distinct niche for himself within the electronic music landscape.  His latest EP is on the sonic soundscape techno label ‘Semantica’ known for its discerning curation and groundbreaking releases from luminaries such as Oscar Mulero, Jonas Kopp, Eduardo De La Calle, Svreca and many more.

Francesco brings his signature blend of raw energy and intricate soundscapes to the forefront in this UMS Podcast. Drawing inspiration from the pulsating rhythms of Rome's underground scene, Francesco's music resonates with a primal intensity that captivates audiences and transcends boundaries.

Furthermore, stay tuned for an upcoming project involving Francesco that promises to bring something new and exciting to Electronic Rhythm. More details will be unveiled soon as we continue to develop this collaboration.

In addition to our electrifying guest feature, we are delighted to announce the launch of new t-shirt designs in the Electronic Rhythm Boutique. Elevate your style and show your support for underground electronic music with our latest apparel offerings.

Explore the collection here: https://electronicrhythm.com/store/

Join us as we embark on another exhilarating journey through the realms of electronic music, only on Electronic Rhythm's Underground Movement Show Series.


Francesco Belfiore  ( Semantica Records )

Instagram :

https://www.instagram.com/francesco_belfiore/

Release on Semantica Records (Madrid, Spain) : 

https://semanticarecords.bandcamp.com/album/electric-dreams-semantica-155