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MINUS 097EP
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Fabrizio Maurizi's third release for M_nus features two instrumental dancefloor-appointed tracks with a clever splash of humanity. "Bring Me Back" showcases Fabrizio's ability to fuse the robotic movement of proper underground techno, with the patience and steadiness of a perfectly-developed human mind. Produced with a tempo at a refreshingly slower pace, "Bring Me Back" is a perfect DJ tool, useful for both a highlight of the set, or a fully-functional programmer for building tension in-between tracks.
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MINUS 070EP
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Italian minimalist Fabrizio has an ear for the dramatic and a distinctive approach to mapping clean and precise percussive efx. "Daddy Diego" flickers between light and shadow. Cavernous vocal sighs rise from the depths while the metallic melody and slow-phasing laser tone offer an effective foil to the low-end bass drive. On "Mars Needs Bitches," the looping bass groove slides through a creaking trap door with heavily-treated robotic voices and sci-fi efx punctuating the sparse groove, ensuring the crowd never stops moving.
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Fabrizio Maurizi presents Ok, Switch On. A product of Bologna's underground scene, Fabrizio has fast become one of Italy's most prominent minimal DJs. "Cabrón!" is pure dancefloor. Driven by an irresistible metallic snare pattern, it's a patiently-constructed track with a strong sense of space and a succession of dramatic build-ups. "My Imaginary Friend" features distorted vocal cut-ups, giving the track a tripped-out flavor, while twisted percussive melody fills the air. Both tracks are Richie Hawtin and dancefloor-approved.
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