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Funkool Orchestra

Tengo Che Ffà / P-Funk (Dance With Pezz)

After the dazzling debut of their first LP "Latin Freaks", the Funkool Orchestra is back with a brand new single that anticipates the release of their second studio album. A pure adrenaline double sider 7" vinyl with two dancefloor killer tracks.

"Tengo che ffà"
A dancefloor where the sun never sets, pulsing with a Mediterranean heartbeat. Funkool Orchestra return with "Teng Che Fa", a vibrant fusion of funk, disco, and Neapolitan groove. Following their sold-out debut Latin Freaks, this Maledetta Discoteca production delivers pure feel-good energy: sweaty, euphoric and made for endless dancing under golden skies. Perfect for global grooves, nu-disco, and upbeat funk playlists.

"P-Funk (Dance with Pezz)"
A rhythm that grabs your hips and won’t let go, while you smile to the world. Funkool Orchestra set the dancefloor on fire with ‘2-P–Funk’, a percussive, Latin-infused groove drenched in funk and soul. This Maledetta Discoteca production is built for shaking and radiating pure joy, packed with irresistible horns and unstoppable rhythm. Perfect for Latin funk, soulful disco, and global grooves playlists.

FUNKOOL ORCHESTRA: Valentina Conte – Voice; Daniele Mango – Voice; Pask Bluenne – Voice; Adriano Rubino – Trumpet; Riccardo Colicchio – Saxophones; Mario Tammaro – Trombone; Enrico Pizzuti – Guitar; Mattia Leone – Keyboards; Dario 'Pezz' Gessato – Bass; Peppe Shaf – Drums; Paolo 'Batà' Bianconcini - Percussions

Recorded, mixed and mastered by Fabrizio Piccolo at Auditorium Novecento (Naples)
Graphics and Illustrations by Jack Bulgaro

STAFF COMMENTS

Matt says: Their forth single to date, pretty sure it's another case of Italians do it better here... with a vibing and colourful bunch ready to take on the rest of the Neapolitan massive - Mystic Jungle Tribe, Nu Genea etc. To be honest, they probably all share the same studios and are best of mates!

TRACK LISTING

A1. Tengo Che Ffà
B1. P-Funk (Dance With Pezz)

North Of Loreto & Alex Fernet

Disco / Diavolo Blu

North of Loreto is a side project of Bassi Maestro and Alex Fernet, concentrating on penning fresh and timeless new songs inna Italo boogie style. "Disco / Diavolo Blu" is the first work to bloom from this new partnership and fully shows of their sophisticated song writing and supreme production chops.

"Disco" utilizes Jomox drums and gleeful, cinematic chord progressions to conjure up a slice of synth-pop-boogie joy that's perfect for the day time, and could soundtrack any number of feel-good moments. Even though the Italian lyrics aren't understood myself, they certain impart evocative vibes through the track; I'd be dying to know what he's singing about! 

"Diavolo Blu" is the more dancefloor-centric track. Centered around a big synth motif and 4/4 drums, we get a funky vocodered hook, deep bass squelch and motorik drums; resulting in very captivating nightclub experience! 

Limited import copies, artwork by Riccardo Michelazzo - recommended!


TRACK LISTING

A1. Disco
B1. Diavolo Blu

"Música Para Boliche" takes us to Argentina. Along the journey, we will discover that Maradona is not the only thing we have in common with our cousins across the ocean.

Let’s dive into the 1980s Buenos Aires scene, a time straddling dictatorship and disco music, in search of dusty gems forgotten even in their homeland.

The EP contains four tracks spanning Italo, electro, and proto-house, carefully selected by Jack Bulgaro, restored, and edited by DJs from Italy and Argentina.

STAFF COMMENTS

Matt says: It's not just us here in Manchester that fetishize the electro-disco of late 80s Italy. They were at it over in Buenos Aires too - as this carefully compiled 12" clearly shows. Groso!

TRACK LISTING

A1. Harari - Si No Pagan
A2. Lance - Yo Quiero A Lucy

B1. Marta Paradise - Calling (Give Me Your Da-Da)
B2. Alan Strani - Tension Salsable


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