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Cat-No:SELP806
Release-Date:26.01.2024
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Agosta - Three Chestnuts – (Galathea's Psychedelic Pepper)
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Agosta - Millstone – (Agosta's Rework In the New Mill)
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Agosta - Apples 65 – (Agosta "Rework 23")
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Agosta - Hearing The Call – (Lady G In A Rainy Day, with The Invisible Session)
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Agosta - Varanni – (ANAN Remix)
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Agosta - Unna – (Salvo Borrelli "MyHome809" Remix)
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Agosta - Lady G – ("Butterfly Version" Agosta's Rework)
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Agosta - Cellars – (Go.Soul.Map Remix)
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Agosta - Carricante – ("Grape Must" Agosta's Rework)
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Agosta - Don Alfio – (Reverend James "Black Calamaro" Remix)
One year after his surprising debut, Agosta, the Catania musician-non-musician and Space Echo Records return to the point with “Reworks and Remixes”. Which from the very title disengages itself from the industrial 'album+remix album' chain and on listening reveals itself to be a record capable of moving, in total autonomy from its antecedent, on three different levels of reading. For, at its base, we would say, there is a much more stimulating idea than the simple compulsion from alternative versions, b-sides and so on.

Point 1, transfiguration. Because, contrary to the genre stereotype, the remix mode allows songs to express themselves in creative and experimental ways.

Point 2, the Rorschach Test. Because, on those songs, there is the personality, that is, the result of the cross-vision with experience, of the individual producers being measured against itself.

Point 3, the stage backdrop. That is, its ability to show a cross-section of the current electronic scene in Etna.
Agosta wanted some of the pillars of Catania's black-minded electronic scene with him and, together with them, reinterpreted songs from his first album. The result is a work that is as multifaceted, in terms of the specific weight of the artistic individualities involved, as it is homogeneous, in their idea of a sound that is as physical as it is mental and, above all, in terms of a totally Mediterranean underlying taste with which every single track is imbued.
Whether it is the pensive house of “Apple 65” or “Lady G” (Butterfly Agosta's Rework) as much as AN-AN's dub on “Varanni”, between Grace Jones and Adrian Sherwood, or Galathea's more psychedelic and twilight Trip-Hop on “Three Chestnuts”. The Shaft-esque swagger of Salvo Borrelli and Reverend James, the donwnbeat pop of “Cellars” by Go.Soul.Map. and the caress of “Hearing The Call” (Lady G In A Rainy Day Version) by The Invisible Session, in which spoken and what they once called nu jazz flirt.

A1 - Three Chestnuts – (Galathea's Psychedelic Pepper)
A2 - Millstone – (Agosta's Rework In the New Mill)
A3 - Apples 65 – (Agosta "Rework 23")
A4 - Hearing The Call – (Lady G In A Rainy Day, with The Invisible Session)
A5 - Varanni – (ANAN Remix)
B1 - Unna – (Salvo Borrelli "MyHome809" Remix)
B2 - Lady G – ("Butterfly Version" Agosta's Rework)
B3 - Cellars – (Go.Soul.Map Remix)
B4 - Carricante – ("Grape Must" Agosta's Rework)
B5 - Don Alfio – (Reverend James "Black Calamaro" Remix)

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