Studiomaster Digipack Vol. 2 sees Marco Passarani back with another serving of unique club sounds straight from Rome. Following the vibe of the first volume, this new edition delivers his unmistakable blend of house pressure and pure techno, featuring two brand new gems: "Hypercuatro" and "Locked In A Trance." Both are wired for late hours and low ceilings, where acid grooves meet hypnotic drum programming and forward leaning intent.Completing the set are three remastered tracks from his vault, making their first appearance on vinyl: Analog Fingerprints ("Unusual Behaviour", "Motion 5") and PSS2099 ("Kir'Shara"). Together, these digital-only transmissions sketch a lean map of Passarani's studio practice: tactile, direct, and crafted with that in the moment feel.No nostalgia trip here, just functional futurism with character. Whether you know these tunes from online drops or the first 12", Vol. 2 delivers real deal dancefloor tools ready for heavy rotation. No fillers, just groove for dancers who still believe the floor is a testing ground for what comes next.

Studiomaster Digipack Vol. 2 sees Marco Passarani back with another serving of unique club sounds straight from Rome. Following the vibe of the first volume, this new edition delivers his unmistakable blend of house pressure and pure techno, featuring two brand new gems: "Hypercuatro" and "Locked In A Trance." Both are wired for late hours and low ceilings, where acid grooves meet hypnotic drum programming and forward leaning intent.Completing the set are three remastered tracks from his vault, making their first appearance on vinyl: Analog Fingerprints ("Unusual Behaviour", "Motion 5") and PSS2099 ("Kir'Shara"). Together, these digital-only transmissions sketch a lean map of Passarani's studio practice: tactile, direct, and crafted with that in the moment feel.No nostalgia trip here, just functional futurism with character. Whether you know these tunes from online drops or the first 12", Vol. 2 delivers real deal dancefloor tools ready for heavy rotation. No fillers, just groove for dancers who still believe the floor is a testing ground for what comes next.