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12"
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CADENZA 002EP
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Repressed. "On this one Luciano teams up with Pier Bucci, his Latin brother in rhythm and melody, offering us more heartfelt vibes on what is emerging as a special label for unique music by talented producers who happen to be friends. Luciano opens with 'Stone Age', a straight dancefloor rocker with some truly mineral sounds. What begins as mild static soon develops into cracking thunder & lightning ripping through the air with an offbeat, wooden bass, then a disembodied voice hollering at you through a megaphone. It's too late and you keep dancing forward, the groove will carry you home if you don't miss the occasional chords for directions, they're like little gps devices. Having now joined the star-studded European Chile-expats club, Pier Bucci continues his collaboration with Luciano with renewed inspiration. As a tribute to Lucien's baby boy, on 'Amael' Bucci dreams up a universe of melancholy with minimal melody, in traditional deep Detroit style as Luciano's trademark synth stabs fade into the background, perhaps quieter than before. Suddenly daddy Luciano, who's providing the backdrop to all this, briefly interrupts Bucci -- and Amael -- at play with a quick display of break science : 'hey I can do this, I can do that, and listen to this bass !'. The kids sort of shrug, 'so what?' then go back to painting mental pictures of a world seen through wide-open eyes. A piece of timeless techno music, if you're into that sort of thing."
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