avida001: marco marset - touch the bell (clear vinyl)
avida002: cajuu - whispering (purple vinyl)

our avida003 was convincing on whole line in last summer. now for this summer comes the respective remixes. great artists - wonderful package!
big support from mathias kaden, matthias tanzmann, reboot, markus homm, dan drastic, animal trainer, dubfire, yousef, leon, paco osuna, sascha dive, hermanez, martin eyerer and many many more...

avida music hat sich für die katalognummer 04, den gerade zum freude-am-tanzen kollektiv hinzu gestoßenen thomas stieler, aus saalfeld, einer der landschaftlich schönsten flecke thüringens, geschnappt...

the a-side of avida002 was created by the romanian producer mihai popoviciu. with his reformulation of *whispering* he succeeds in forging a keen and dynamic tech-house remix, not lacking of deepness, under the temperament of sonorous drumrolls. he artfully bridges past the original mix and hones an overall dancefloor-tailored release, which must not pass by house-lovers.

marco marsets >touch the bell< is the first release for new avida label, backed up with fabntastic remixes by steve cock and tolga fidan. pressing on transparent vinyl.

fantastic 3 track ep based on some famous loops & samples. big support by josh wink, gel abril, ivan smagghe, pelle buys, someone else, roland m.dill, homebase, toni moreno, kid dub, .....

avida perfectly fit in with a kind of underground music that was getting all the rage in italy in those days: nonsense music (musica demenziale). the structures were intentionally primitive, often made on cheap electronics. maurizio damis vocals , inspired on early 60s italian singers (to carry on and close the typical 20 years cycle of revivals), such as edoardo vianello, had an appealing mix of trash and humour. avida was essen tially a live band. their performances were a mix of theatre and music, where visuals played a major role. anyway, today some of that music still sounds interesting and not only due to its lyric. in our opinion about the best music alexander robotnik ever made