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CYN 094-1EP
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After a year spent perfecting his sound and style, Andrea Fiorito makes his highly-anticipated return to Cynosure Recordings with Voodoo Grooves, the first of a two-part EP series that fuses funk, dub, and minimal with elements of analog house music straight from the New York City underground. Inspired by a recent pilgrimage to South America, Voodoo Grooves borrows from the sounds of the Amazon, the flavor of Cuban Santería, and the spirit of the rainforest in its warm, grounded basslines and hypnotic loops.
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TART 021EP
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From the experimental techno of Tesi, to the orchestral, Argentine drama of his Get Physical debut Proprio Tango, and now Brother From Another Planet on Tartelet, Andrea Fiorito is an artist who has made music his life's work. Andrea's productions are a fearless combination of live instrumentation, minimalistic techno, and dissonant melodic elements that merge in unexpected harmony.
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CYN 042EP
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Moderato Zoologico starts off with "Escape From Myself," a fire-starter of a groove with a slight nod to house music's past, the track's percussion builds up to a climax and then drops you into a twisted state of deepness. "Zoraida" features the sweet and innocent vocal style of Amelia Saul, slow-building percussion leads you up to a plateau of shimmering, deep synths and Rhodes electric piano that leaves you hanging for minutes, then dropping you into a silky-smooth, blissful world.
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HAUNT 001EP
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"Andrea Fiorito's masterpiece Balada Tzigana has finally taken shape and is ready for an immediate release for 2009. Most definitely a release with haunting sense of musicality merging the Mediterranean of the past and a timeless organic groove designed for dance floors worldwide. Featuring the sultry Spanish singer Irina Sierra Bravo and accompanied by Italian string composer Leo Gadaleta. The marriage between the two sounds is nothing but pure emotion. Mike Shannon delivers an ace of a remix, stripping things down and emphasizing the groove. Shannon truly puts the icing on the cake with this mix exploring the dynamics of the strings and the raw feeling of Irina's vocals. Truly a refreshing release of original dance floor-inspired music."
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CYN 031EP
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"Cynosure is proud to present the debut EP of one of Italy's finest house and techno DJs, Andrea Fiorito. Hailing from the Southern city of Bari, Andrea brings new warmth to the otherwise ice cold Italian house sound and delivers a timeless deep house original. Things commence on 'Moderato Mistico' with a subtle tribute to a close friend that has some serious issues with partying called 'Boti World.' A stripped-down minimal house groove with several different monster bass hooks. A killer bumping, grinding, walking bass line that heats the floor with every change up. But as we all know, this is not enough to really push things to the limit, so Andrea answers the call and brings the fury with Givan on the sax. Imagine that moment where things in your night boil over the edge and you begin to lose control. That's when Givan's post-punk style sax attack begins to push things past the threshold of insanity. Next we have the lovely 'Betty Loop,' featuring the sensual voice Amelia Saul. A layer of percussion a la Spring reverb set the pace, leading into some piano chords and a giant bass hook that make up the foundation of the groove, laying the sonic rose pedals down for Amelia's presence to be heard. With a voice sweeter than honey and some twisted lyrics, she creates a sexy yet warped feeling in this track. And of course, if the vocals were too much, you can play the dub version 'Betty Goes To Gio' and mix your heart out. With Moderato Mystico, Andrea Fiorito lights the deep minimal house flame for Cynosure, producing heat that only a Southern Italian can."
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