Dino Lenny is an Italian electronic music producer based in London. He is the founder of Frenetica and Fine Human
Records. He gains notoriety remixing Underworld, INXS, Missy Elliot, Timbaland and collaborating with everyone from Scissor Sisters to WuTang Clan and Madonna. From 2014 onwards he’s been enjoying successful releases on labels like Ellum, Innervisions, Crosstown Rebels, Afterlife, Bedrock, Diynamic and many others. In 2015 Dino signs a string of three consecutive EPs (“It’s Saturday”, “Living In A Song” & the anthem “This Is A Love Song”) on Ellum. Dino’s remix with Seth Troxler of “The Magic Room” is released on Seth's label (Play It Say It) while at the same time his track “A Certain Distance” is released on Innervisions, along with a great rework from label boss Dixon himself. Over the last years Dino and ARTBAT have coproduced acclaimed EPs on Solomun's Diynamic & Tale Of Us’ Afterlife. His track “Keep Changing Basslines” has been included on Sven Väth's iconic Cocoon annual compilation. He has also started a collaboration with John Digweed's Bedrock label and released for Rampa's new imprint. Since January 2021 Dino has been successfully hosting the “Core” radio show with guests like Sven Väth, Adam Beyer, Adriatique & Joris Voorn. Core is Tomorrowland's alternative stage for Electronic Music. Dino has a strong connection with Core having been featured on that very same stage since the early days. Dino lands now on Memento Records with a beautiful two- tracker featuring the original “Hold Me” and its Dub version as the b-side. “Hold Me” sees Dino team up with Argentinian singer/songwriter Polina Grace for a deep and atmospheric piece: her multi-toned sophisticated singing matches late 80s dreamy synth melodies, with an infectious bassline and subtle percussions creating a soulful groove, making this the perfect soundtrack to a Balearic sunset. The Dub version strips down the track to a more essential sound while retaining all the magic of the original.[info sheet from distr.]