Memento Records
Top 100 Chart placements for Memento Records
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#9
Feat. Banner in House
Life 3
Drawing from over three decades in electronic music, DJ Rame (one third of the acclaimed Italian Pastaboys team) showcases his House Music expertise with this genre-blending original EP on Memento Records, going right back to the roots of club culture. Title track Life 3 starts off with a dreamy pad intro and New York-house inspired piano chords, setting the mood for the dance floor and suddenly exploding into a bouncy, tension-and-release energetic swing, trippy percussions and rubberized synth rhythms. Toyholic's infectious bassline and syncopated beats match retro-futuristic synths and acid melodies, while Niwa's faster pace and robotic vocal samples are drenched in 80s Electro Disco moods. Stone Garden rounds off the release with a breakbeat groove, vintage analog sounds and mesmerizing stop-and-gos. A visceral ode to the free spirit of the early warehouse parties that came to define an era of revolutionary music, these 4 tracks are one part raw emotion, one part contemporary sonic innovation.
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#9
Feat. Banner in House
Life 3
Drawing from over three decades in electronic music, DJ Rame (one third of the acclaimed Italian Pastaboys team) showcases his House Music expertise with this genre-blending original EP on Memento Records, going right back to the roots of club culture. Title track Life 3 starts off with a dreamy pad intro and New York-house inspired piano chords, setting the mood for the dance floor and suddenly exploding into a bouncy, tension-and-release energetic swing, trippy percussions and rubberized synth rhythms. Toyholic's infectious bassline and syncopated beats match retro-futuristic synths and acid melodies, while Niwa's faster pace and robotic vocal samples are drenched in 80s Electro Disco moods. Stone Garden rounds off the release with a breakbeat groove, vintage analog sounds and mesmerizing stop-and-gos. A visceral ode to the free spirit of the early warehouse parties that came to define an era of revolutionary music, these 4 tracks are one part raw emotion, one part contemporary sonic innovation.