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Slow Motion Records episodes

  • Lerosa - La Monarca
    We are pleased to welcome Lerosa to the Slow Motion family. The Dublin based Italian has released eclectic productions on labels such as Ostgut Ton, Uzuri, Millions Of Moments and Vakum Records which encompass all shades of italo, electro and raw, unhinged dance music.
    For 'Il Nostro Tempo', his debut release on Slow Motion, Lerosa has crafted four tracks of wistful, propulsive dance music. The trance inducing chug of 'Il Nostro Tempo' and the bittersweet synths of 'La Monarca' take up side-a, a pair of contemporary club cuts oozing with emotional melodies and stripped back rhythms.
    On side-b the the skittish rhythms and wobbly arpeggiator of 'Ninfa' take you through to the early hours. 'Pompeo', perhaps the most emotional of four nostalgically sad club jams works just as effectively tugging your heartstrings on the headphones early in themorning as it does in a smoky club late at night.
    7 min
  • Lerosa - Ninfa
    We are pleased to welcome Lerosa to the Slow Motion family. The Dublin based Italian has released eclectic productions on labels such as Ostgut Ton, Uzuri, Millions Of Moments and Vakum Records which encompass all shades of italo, electro and raw, unhinged dance music.
    For 'Il Nostro Tempo', his debut release on Slow Motion, Lerosa has crafted four tracks of wistful, propulsive dance music. The trance inducing chug of 'Il Nostro Tempo' and the bittersweet synths of 'La Monarca' take up side-a, a pair of contemporary club cuts oozing with emotional melodies and stripped back rhythms.
    On side-b the the skittish rhythms and wobbly arpeggiator of 'Ninfa' take you through to the early hours. 'Pompeo', perhaps the most emotional of four nostalgically sad club jams works just as effectively tugging your heartstrings on the headphones early in themorning as it does in a smoky club late at night.
    7 min
  • Lerosa - Pompeo
    We are pleased to welcome Lerosa to the Slow Motion family. The Dublin based Italian has released eclectic productions on labels such as Ostgut Ton, Uzuri, Millions Of Moments and Vakum Records which encompass all shades of italo, electro and raw, unhinged dance music.
    For 'Il Nostro Tempo', his debut release on Slow Motion, Lerosa has crafted four tracks of wistful, propulsive dance music. The trance inducing chug of 'Il Nostro Tempo' and the bittersweet synths of 'La Monarca' take up side-a, a pair of contemporary club cuts oozing with emotional melodies and stripped back rhythms.
    On side-b the the skittish rhythms and wobbly arpeggiator of 'Ninfa' take you through to the early hours. 'Pompeo', perhaps the most emotional of four nostalgically sad club jams works just as effectively tugging your heartstrings on the headphones early in themorning as it does in a smoky club late at night.
    8 min
  • Francisco - Beat Line - Lineabeat
    Buy at Bandcamp: https://slowmotionrec.bandcamp.com
    Francisco returns to Slow Motion for the second in our of retro-dance-floor series: Linea Beat Volume 2.
    Drum beats are rolling and lazers are scanning for a double a-side of vintage yet futuristic discoid funk. Relentless hand claps, ghostly Italo voices and killer bass lines that comes on like the B-52’s of your alternative-universe wet dream.
    This is the sound of a sweaty cellar at 2am on a Monday morning with a uniquely Italian twist.
    Written and produced by Francesco De Bellis, Rome - Italy. Guitars on Juno by Luciano Raimondi. Artwork by Santo Baldi. Mastered by Marco Antonio Spaventi at Maspaventi studio All right reserved Slow Motion Records 2015
    Pre sales: http://bordelloaparigi.com/shop/upcoming/francisco-linea-beat-vol-2-12/
    Pre sales: https://clone.nl/item36623.html
    8 min
  • Francisco - Giuno - Lineabeat
    Buy at Bandcamp: https://slowmotionrec.bandcamp.com
    Francisco returns to Slow Motion for the second in our of retro-dance-floor series: Linea Beat Volume 2.
    Drum beats are rolling and lazers are scanning for a double a-side of vintage yet futuristic discoid funk. Relentless hand claps, ghostly Italo voices and killer bass lines that comes on like the B-52’s of your alternative-universe wet dream.
    This is the sound of a sweaty cellar at 2am on a Monday morning with a uniquely Italian twist.
    Written and produced by Francesco De Bellis, Rome - Italy. Guitars on Juno by Luciano Raimondi. Artwork by Santo Baldi. Mastered by Marco Antonio Spaventi at Maspaventi studio All right reserved Slow Motion Records 2015
    Pre sales: http://bordelloaparigi.com/shop/upcoming/francisco-linea-beat-vol-2-12/
    Pre sales: https://clone.nl/item36623.html
    10 min

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