Songs:
01. Nano Jubo (Yoruba Soul Mix)
02. Nano Jubo (Yoruba Soul Instrumental) 4:38
03. Minds
04. Hunters

Release Info:

‘Nano Jubo’
Toto Chiavetta extends his experienced ear to the creation of a musical gem in ‘Nano Jubo.’ Chiavetta brings together indigenous chanting, polyrhythms and complimentary keys that ask for your full attention. Experimenting with spacey synths to deliver a body-movement musical mediation, the Yoruba Soul Mixes add new dimensions, transforming the songs into funk based dance floor soul. ‘Nano Jubo’ is a funk tech track that calls on Detroit electro minimalism, subtle and dark. The informed listener may even detect a St. Louis blues swing. With advanced production, it’s highly engaging, builds your trust, leads you into the unknown, and inspires a reimagining of the four to the floor formula. ‘Nano Jubo’ is an expression of Afro-electro jazz fusion, new music for new times, and a collaboration between Osunlade and Toto Chiavetta that exemplifies divine collaborative creativity.

‘Minds’
Chiavetta’s ‘Minds’ an industrial, abstract, and unpredictable sound. You’ll hear an otherworldly parade, complete with a marching band and new age futuristic funk breaks. Sun–Ra meets house, meets Pink Floyd, it defies the limitation of genre and forges new space for producers willing to take a risk. ‘Minds’ is organized like an intentional stream of consciousness; it highlights the spirit of mad scientists who were studio bound until the song reached the wholeness of its sound. Science fictional syncopated house.

‘Hunter’
You can’t help to move ‘Hunter’ is a live wire and smart high-brow house. Chiavetta works with Osunlade to compose exciting conflicting rhythm patterns that are sure to move the crowd. Percussive heavy throughout, but on top of the bass you’re carried above ground with an intricate cosmic soundscape. More than trance ‘Hunter’ is a call to action where a circle gets formed for dance rituals. You’ll dig deep in the crates trying to find the peer to this. More soulful tech from Yoruba Soul records.

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Yoruba Records is proud to welcome back Toto Chiavetta for the release of his debut album, ‘Impermanence’, split on vinyl format over two 12”s. Hailing from Catania, Sicily, Toto is known for his deep, techy, and often moody dancefloor-ready jams. This album wastes no time getting down to business, with ‘Impermanence’ (Part 1) opening with ‘Tenor’: a chunky, deep tech tune lead by a beautiful tenor sax ensuring this one will make waves in the coming months. Highlighting his flexibility in the studio, Toto’s ‘Revolution Has Come’ is a soulful and funky house jam featuring smooth, groovy basslines and slick guitar riffs, sure to set the mood. We couldn’t be more proud to offer this debut album, one that highlights Toto’s growth as an artist while maintaining a strict focus on the dancefloor. DJs and listeners alike will find these tunes well suited for the late night hours, listen and enjoy! More

Yoruba Records is proud to welcome back Toto Chiavetta for the release of his debut album, ‘Impermanence’, split on vinyl format over two 12”s. Hailing from Catania, Sicily, Toto is known for his deep, techy, and often moody dancefloor-ready jams. On ‘Impermanence’ (Part 2), ‘Don’t Give Hope Away’ revisits Toto’s focus on the peak hour dancefloor, a warm and thick bass ushers in a smooth and spacey vocal that is definitely one to get people moving. The title track of this release, ‘Impermanence’, keeps things chugging along with a classic deep house sound. The bassline commands you to move you your body as Tshaka Campbell’s spoken word vocal will have you lost in the moment. We couldn’t be more proud to offer this debut album, one that highlights Toto’s growth as an artist while maintaining a strict focus on the dancefloor. DJs and listeners alike will find these tunes well suited for the late night hours, listen and enjoy! More

Songs:
01. Impermanence ft Tshaka Campbell 7:56
02. Take Care 5:12
03. Be The Wind 10:32

Release Info:
Yoruba Records is proud to open 2016 with a forward thinking EP and album teaser from Yoruba fan favorite Toto Chiavetta. Hailing from Catania, Sicily, his deeper influenced house sound is a hit at Yoruba and we couldn’t be more excited to welcome him back. This EP opens with the beatless mix of Impermanence. Tshaka Campbell’s vocals lend unbelievable perspective to this jazzy, guitar-led chill out track while also giving listeners some serious food for thought – an easy track to lose yourself in. Up next is Take Care – influenced by the classic Chicago sound, this bass line driven cut pushes the style in new directions while maintaining an absolute dance floor focus – a must-have to kick off the year. Flipping the record over, we close with Be The Wind. This techy, spaced out groove is well suited for the late night hours, its moody synth lines gently tease as you await the addition of the dance floor ready percussive combination. We hope you enjoy the forward thinking sounds of this release as much as we’ve been excited to bring them to you. More

Toto Chiavetta is no newcomer to the game, having released several musical gems on his own imprint Vialocal Recordings. Hailing from Catania, Sicily Toto has a long standing relationship with house music. Having been a dj from an early age, his knowledge of the golden age of the nineties dance music scene, he like a lot of Italian music lovers embraced deep house. Here with his debut release on Yoruba, Toto offers up an ep full of deep, acid, techno fueled gems. Percussion Suite is just that, a sweet percussion entry. Mother Acid Land takes us back to the basics of acid house with flares of a next step to its evolution, not yet realized. The title track Become One is simply deep and techy in its approach, with tribal drums and moody chords, this tune is destined to dominate the dance floors. We hope you enjoy and embrace our new arrival with open ears and warm hearts. More