supported by: ben klock, speedy j, dubfire, marcel fengler, jonas kopp, peter van hoesen, ilario alicante, slam, maetrik and many more. another production by the turin duo d-vince and sergio pace. already on various releases of their own old and young records, they come back with a new ep. three tracks and one remix made by another italian talent, raffaele attanasio. pure analog sound imprinted by the detroit techno music. three tracks full of groove and powerful energy. the remix has done by raffaele attanasio, already appeared on label as non series, he s done a superb edit with his unmistakable style! old and young is back!
next amazing old and young by d- vince. finest mixup between proper techno and house dipped in a wonderland of acid. no bling bling music. can you feel it?
VINCE MONTANA TRIBUTE (RICKLOU RETOUCH) (7 INCH YELLOW VINYL)
7 Inch 22.01.21
the “vince montana tribute” (louie vega and rick wilhite from detroit rework) is a heartfelt and masterful production in which 2021 grammy award nominee louie demonstrates his appreciation for the disco sounds that he grew up on in the iconic borough of bronx, nyc. the inspiration came about through an edit rick sent to louie. louie added some of his own editing touches, and the resulting track got big response whenever louie played it at his headlining sets. given louie’s longtime love and respect for vince montana, he decided to create an even bigger musical project. bringing in elements of life band members gene perez (bass), axel tosca (fender rhodes) and luisito quintero (congas), and then adding a piano line himself, louie was able to bring out the most authentic disco elements of this superlative groove but rework them so they are exactly in the pocket for today’s dancefloors worldwide.
the album is a dedication and reflection of the three waves of detroit techno that inspired a generation and countless electronic producers around the globe.
london based artist ben vince is best known for his minimal & transcendent saxophone soundscapes. with assimilation we find ben treading new ground with his recorded output, moving away from the limitations of solo saxophone, instead embracing collaboration and communication to forge new paths. whilst vince’s sax work still undeniably holds ‘assimilation’ together, the new territories explored by working with an artistically diverse range of collaborators allows new life and influence to flow through ben’s work. the album features collaborations with micachu (mica levi), rupert clervaux, merlin nova, valentina magaletti, and cam deas. ben vince has also recently collaborated on a 12inch with joy o (forthcoming on hessle audio).
hessle audio is proud to present the first collaborations between longtime friend joy o and saxophonist ben vince. introduced to each other by jon rust, the two tracks are a result of studio sessions together as well as manipulation of bens existing recordings. both tracks explore the tonal, textural and rhythmic possibilities of bens playing within a focused dancefloor framework. ben vince will be releasing a solo lp with where to now? in late may, featuring collaborations with micachu and percussionist rupert clervaux.
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