Slow Motion Records

Slow Motion & Ritmo Fatale present Universo Parallelo.

Based on an original idea by fellow producer Lennart, Ritmo Fatale & Slow Motion are joining forces in creating a new entity in the italodisco multiverse : Universo Parallelo. On this ten tracks various the idea is to showcase artists from both labels, trying to merge their Italian and French music approaches. Known faces, new aliases & fresh newcomers share the bill on this existing adventure !

Berlin's own PCL joins the ever-expanding Wrong Era universe with his debut release: three high energy, freestyle flavoured Italo-house bombs with both vocal and instrumental versions.

Perfect for turbo-injecting your dance floor (or living room) with some much-needed excitement.

You won't sleep on this one, that's for sure.

Berlin's own PCL joins the ever-expanding Wrong Era universe with his debut release: three high energy, freestyle flavoured Italo-house bombs with both vocal and instrumental versions.

Perfect for turbo-injecting your dance floor (or living room) with some much-needed excitement.

You won't sleep on this one, that's for sure.

Berlin's own PCL joins the ever-expanding Wrong Era universe with his debut release: three high energy, freestyle flavoured Italo-house bombs with both vocal and instrumental versions.

Perfect for turbo-injecting your dance floor (or living room) with some much-needed excitement.

You won't sleep on this one, that's for sure.

The awaited return of Italo Deviance's Don Marcello Giordani on Slow Motion is finally here, ready to kick you with a bang.

The new single taken from his forthcoming LP “Advanced Process”, “Fase Rem”, mixes old technologies with a new production attitude, creating a floating hi nrg number that features Ukrainian rising star, Ready In LED, on vocals.

Neapolitan synth-disco-king Whodamanny rounds the release up with a remix that according to our mastering engineer “will burn down the dancefloors”.

** This release has been planned to be out for a long time and as Olya (Ready In LED) is from Ukraine, it gives us even more reasons to find ways to support Ukrainian people in these terrible times.

We will donate 100% of this Bandcamp release revenues.

Enjoy the music and donate as much as you can to support our Ukrainian friends.

The awaited return of Italo Deviance's Don Marcello Giordani on Slow Motion is finally here, ready to kick you with a bang.

The new single taken from his forthcoming LP “Advanced Process”, “Fase Rem”, mixes old technologies with a new production attitude, creating a floating hi nrg number that features Ukrainian rising star, Ready In LED, on vocals.

Neapolitan synth-disco-king Whodamanny rounds the release up with a remix that according to our mastering engineer “will burn down the dancefloors”.

** This release has been planned to be out for a long time and as Olya (Ready In LED) is from Ukraine, it gives us even more reasons to find ways to support Ukrainian people in these terrible times.

We will donate 100% of this Bandcamp release revenues.

Enjoy the music and donate as much as you can to support our Ukrainian friends.

Belgian duo Marching Machines returns to Wrong Era with Melancholie 0100.

With their own synth-driven sound, they draw four tracks of melancholic and psychedelic electronic disco journey, loaded with hypnotic dance floor energy that goes until the mind gets lost.

Two, yes two, remixes crafted by the mighty hand of Venice Arms, one of Curses alter egos, are topping up this release. He's fooling around and unleashing his jungle demons on the “’ardcore Remix” whilst for the other mix he wears his muddy boots, providing a bumbaclart chug-fest and space-ready pitched-down wobbler.

Yep, you’ve heard that right! We’re unloading your favourite dancefloor opium anthems.

The Machines are marching in the direction of their visions of the future.

Belgian duo Marching Machines returns to Wrong Era with Melancholie 0100.

With their own synth-driven sound, they draw four tracks of melancholic and psychedelic electronic disco journey, loaded with hypnotic dance floor energy that goes until the mind gets lost.

Two, yes two, remixes crafted by the mighty hand of Venice Arms, one of Curses alter egos, are topping up this release. He's fooling around and unleashing his jungle demons on the “’ardcore Remix” whilst for the other mix he wears his muddy boots, providing a bumbaclart chug-fest and space-ready pitched-down wobbler.

Yep, you’ve heard that right! We’re unloading your favourite dancefloor opium anthems.

The Machines are marching in the direction of their visions of the future.

Belgian duo Marching Machines returns to Wrong Era with Melancholie 0100.

With their own synth-driven sound, they draw four tracks of melancholic and psychedelic electronic disco journey, loaded with hypnotic dance floor energy that goes until the mind gets lost.

Two, yes two, remixes crafted by the mighty hand of Venice Arms, one of Curses alter egos, are topping up this release. He's fooling around and unleashing his jungle demons on the “’ardcore Remix” whilst for the other mix he wears his muddy boots, providing a bumbaclart chug-fest and space-ready pitched-down wobbler.

Yep, you’ve heard that right! We’re unloading your favourite dancefloor opium anthems.

The Machines are marching in the direction of their visions of the future.

After a long tradition of Italian Dance Wave compilations on Slow Motion, the time has come to let our darker (and most electronic) side shine. A new compilation, the first one on our international sister label Wrong Era: Sailor of Wrong Era, named after the infamous Berlin boat parties that became a true happening in Summer 2021.

Eighteen tracks split into two volumes comprising the very own Wrong Era style, crafted by renowned veteran artists and upcoming international talents from all around the globe.

You are just right to be in the Wrong Era.