RELEASE: Naos
ARTIST(S): Tony Casanova, Daniele Di Martino
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LABEL: Stil Vor Talent | SVT306
GENRE: LOSSLESS, Melodic House & Techno
RELEASED: 2021-11-05
AVAILABLE FORMAT: 938Kbps/LOSSLESS
DOWNLOAD SIZE: 160.85 MB
TOTAL TRACKS 4
- Daniele Di Martino – Naos (06:07) key, bpm122
- Tony Casanova, Daniele Di Martino – Zirkon (06:15) key, bpm123
- Daniele Di Martino – Elbrus (06:26) key, bpm122
- Daniele Di Martino – Ablish (06:21) key, bpm122
Total Playtime: 00:25:09 min
Featured Artists – LOSSLESS Electronic Music from Stil Vor Talent
Daniele Di Martino produces melodic house and techno with deep house influences, releasing on labels including Bar 25 Music, Poesie Musik, and URSL since 2014. His tracks span from deep house grooves to peak time driving techno, with 17 releases across the melodic house and tech house spectrum.
Berlin-based producer Tony Casanova (Jutilio Perez) has released 11 tracks on Electrobuzz since 2013. His melodic house and techno productions appear on labels including KATERMUKKE, Jannowitz Records, and Ploetzlich Musik.
A regular contributor to our compilations throughout the past few years, Berlins Daniele Di Martino punches back in on Stil vor Talent with his anticipated new solo effort, Naos, a four-track voyage casting its net far and wide from pared-down techno hypnotics to flat out elegiac epics, via body-jacking onslaughts he holds the secret of. Ushering us into distinctly emotional yet hyper-dynamic narrative arcs built for extensive DJ use, the EP merges Di Martinos surefire taste for deep, sunken electronics and all-engulfing swells of sound at once.
Striking first, Naos steers its listener in an EBM black mess of roaring synths arpeggios, menacing basswaves and processed incantations. Poisonously addictive floor-melter inbound. A bespoke prog-minded roller turned wild robotic hijack, Zirkon feat. Tony Casanova shifts the scope towards hi-intensity buildup engineering with clinical precision. Elbrus then veers off into further deep-diving melodic grounds, pulling out a nostalgia-based elixir of dubbed-out textures, shy synth eruptions and muted drumwork. Finally, Ablish beams us up to vaster expanses, flush with prismatic glissandos, peroxide pads and gridlocked percs beating a lush discoid pulse.//
