Boys_From_Patagonia-Rimini_80__Its_So_Exciting-(IFEEL020)-WEB-2012-USR

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 ARTIST...: Boys From Patagonia
 TITLE....: Rimini '80 / It's So Exciting
 YEAR.....: 2012
 LABEL....: International Feel
 CAT.NO...: IFEEL020
 GENRE....: Disco
 TIME.....: 12:19 min
 SIZE.....: 28,2 MB
 QUALITY..: 320kbps/44.1kHz/Full Stereo
 ENCODER..: LAME
 SOURCE...: WEB
 RLS.DATE.: 2012/05/07
 WEBSITE..: http://www.bagpak.net

 TRACKLIST

 01) (07:20) Rimini '80
 02) (04:59) It's So Exciting

 Davide Armour & Philippe Mascerano are cousins, separated by the hemispheres, but
 joined together by their love of vintage synthesizer's, tacky Italian nightclubs and
 San Remo tinged pop.

 Based in central Italy (Davide) and Patagonia (Philippe), their musical bond was
 formed as young teenagers, when Philippe's father got a Yamaha CS-80 as part of a
 publishing advance (he went on to became a minor Italian pop songwriter and taught
 the boys everything they know about formaggio, the special ingredient that is so
 vital to Italian pop!).

 Enthralled by the summer nightclub culture on the Rimini coast and Corona's "Rhythm
 of the Night", they started playing together in teenage bands and spending every
 spare moment on the CS-80 in Mascerano senior's studio (hey, this is starting to
 sound like the story of a Fourth Division Daft Punk).

 Finally hitting the big time with one major hit, Phillipe's father decided it was
 time to get out of Europe and head to the solitude of the Patagonian plains to make
 new age music and so the boy's dreams got put on hold, until faster computers, modern
 software and the internet allowed them to start collaborating together again across
 the Atlantic.

 The result is two seductively hypnotizing tracks that reference all the best (?) bits
 of Italian Pop and Balearic Culture, starting with the chunkily robust slow-mo synth
 brass of "Rimini '80" and followed by the cheeky (or is that tongue in cheek) pan
 flute boogie porn of "It's So Exciting".

 Oh and Phillipe's father when on to collaborate with Andreas Vollenweider and you
 can't get much more Balearic than that!

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