The LuLúxpo founded Paradise Children Records label in 2017. Considered as the most glamorous / trash DJ couple of the European club scene for almost 20 years, Loulou and Pollux aka the LuLúxpo named the label as a tribute to Prévert and Carné. It was a big accomplishment for both of them. The Argentinian diva and the crooner from Paris felt the need to give substance to their musical and aesthetic vision, which they built throughout the years through their productions, sets, parties and radio show (“Let’s Dance” on Couleur 3, then on Radio Meuh). Stilettos and a perfecto jacket, pink hair and black glasses, an electro background, one foot in rock’ n’ roll and the other in disco but most of all, what a night should be: groovy, loving, crazy and fun. The shady couple was based in Geneva for a long time until they moved permanently to Barcelona, where they built this naive and uncompromising utopia. Love, pleasure and honesty are the pillars of this utopia, but they also wanted to meet people through their label and this EP is a perfect example as it celebrates the young Swiss scene vs very experienced European remixers.
Psycho Weazel is a duet based in the beautiful medieval city of Neuchâtel, and let’s not forget that Neuchâtel, despite her wise reputation, was also the very first rave scene of Switzerland in the early 90s. Ivo and Leo aka Psycho Weazel won’t tell you more about it since those young music producers were not even born then! At 23 years old, they are the new sap of the Swiss electronic scene but this EP – which is their fifth release - already shows a surprising maturity. “Ascensao Ao Outro Mundo” and “Marumba”, the two original tracks, illustrate the richness of their music: dark electro textures and Italian disco groove on one side, melodies fed by Latin American and African influences on the other. “Ascensao Ao Outro Mundo” with its long intro that plays on the nerves of the dance floor before exploding in fireworks beats, has for instance also inspired two remixes particularly relentless, by two old European electro wolves. The American-Berliner, Curses, and the duet based in Switzerland, In Flagranti, both twisted in their own way the hedonistic message of the original track towards something more perverse and nervous.