Descrizione dell’episodio
Track List: 01. Italoboyz - Afrodite 02. MOME - The Good The Big The Bad 03. Satoeski - Drummer 04. Robert Dietz - Common Riddim (Original Mix) 05. Mandar (Lazare Hoche, Malin Genie & Samuel Andre Madsen) - B2 808 RUFFNECK BUSINESS 06. Louie Fresco - Arabian capade (Dennis Ferrer Drums mix) 07. Louie Fresco - Arabian capade (Dennis Ferrer Remix) 08. Peter Kruder - Orchestral 09. Roy Davis Jr. Feat. Robert Owens - Slide -Luke Solomon Vocal Mix 10. Julien Sandre - Perception - Italoboyz sti clapsy rmx 11. Barac - 001b 12. Emerson Todd - Mind Games 13. Robert Dietz - You're So Hood Biography: Talk about house music and its impossible not to talk about Japan’s Satoshi Tomiie. Since starting out in the late 80s he has been one of the scene’s most important and influential figures who has crafted endless dancefloor anthems as well as turning his hand to more pop inclined work, headline DJ sets around the world and all the while staying as relevant as anyone in the game. And it all started in Tokyo clubs during Satoshi’s youth, where he was forging himself a great reputation as a talented DJ in the early days of house. Also a lifelong student of jazz and classical piano, Satoshi soon started producing and had a huge impact right from his very first record. The debut single ‘Tears’ - co-produced in 1989 with Chicago’s ‘Godfather of house’ Frankie Knuckles - was an instant club hit and is today considered one of house music’s most important moments. Soon after, Satoshi relocated to New York City to get fully involved with the exciting early 90s electronic music scene. It immediately paid off, and because he was an accomplished musician as well as dexterous DJ, Japanese composer Ryuichi Sakamoto (of Yellow Magic Orchestra fame) asked Satoshi to join him on his tour, and the rest is history. Since then, this auteur has forever been honing his musical ability before retuning to the studio once more. Throughout his career, international stars likes U2, Mariah Care
