UPC: 827170130227 Release : 17.6.2013
Special Remarks: Artwork by Chris Bianchi (www.chrisbianchi.co.uk), Photo by Terrible Twins (www.terribletwins.co.uk)
Tracklist CD: 1. The Angel 2. Le Mystere 3. Random Jass Act 4. Episode1 5. The Consequences of Loop part1 6. The Vision 7. Fallin 8. The Consequences of Loop part2 9. Mofo Bike Rider 10. The Prism 11. Baby Please Come 12. Chemical Defense 13. Spit it out too
Hugo & The Prismatics release their first album 'The Consequences of Loop' on Goodvibe Records. The album demonstrates Hugo's desire to lay his emotions on the line; the meeting point between his jazz roots and the groovy years of electronic dance music. The result of 15 years of making and playing music, 'The Consequences of Loop' is Hugo's debut solo album inspired by jazz improvisation, and the idea that our lives are a result of loops. Every action creates a new action. Able to distinguish influences as varies as Matthew Dear and Josh Homme on the record, Hugo's rich and varied sonic history comes to the fore on 'The Consequences of Loop', showcasing a raw and natural talent for combining cross-genre music into one effortless sound; sound you'll be hearing a lot more of in 2013. Available on CD and Digital formats. Escorted by a brand new live show (Hugo & The Prismatics quartet). The album is going to be followed by 2 videos produced by Pitch&Folks ltd in collaboration with Red Gallery London and members of the "Unsettled" art collective.
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UPC: 827170487468 Release : 11.02.2013
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Hugo and The Prismatics release the first single Episode 1 from the forthcoming debut album 'The Consequences of Loop' out in March 2013 on GoodVibe Records. Episode 1 demonstrates Hugo's desire to lay his emotions on the line; the meeting point between his jazz roots and the groovy years of electronic dance music that echo so sweetly throughout the three tracks, whetting your appetite for the full-length debut in the not too distant future.
Vital Sales Points
- First single from the debut album by Hugo & The Prismatics aka Hugo, Ubit, Death House Squad, Comadisco
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"Triangles' Angle" is produced by Hugo & Sammy and it is inspired by the magical dimension of their city, Turin. Atmospheric and groovy, this release is thought to disseminate the philosophy that lies behind Goodvibe Records, explore electronic music and make people dance. More

The 5th release of Goodvibe Records sees Hugo merging forces with Gambo, a dj/producer from Turin, a living legend of the city's underground scene. Three tracks made of deep beats and dark disco atmosphere and a digital bonus remix from Audiojack, the stunning duo of 20:20 Vision family, an absolute amazing floor filler. From the desolate plains of Mars and the frozen moons of the outer Solar System, from the Milky Way to the ends of the universe, you will hear of wonders often hard to describe and sometimes even harder to fathom. A cosmic keyhole which it is easy to go through but really difficult to return.

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Number 4 is an exceptional number and it has a strong connection with music and in particular with dance music. In classical music, common time is constructed of 4 beats. In dance music 4 to the floor is the Word. The forth release of Goodvibe Records is made of 4 tracks. 2 originals from Leonardo Gonnelli, a young Italian producer, with a smooth instinct for floor fillers and 2 remixes from Hugo and Sammy, the stunning residents of Goodvibe Records. Leonardo Gonnelli "When you lose" is a release that shows the multicoloured faces of tech-house music. 4 clubbers and 4 music lovers.
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Goodvibe Records project is an effort to expand the boundaries of Hugo, and his favourite producers music, beyond standard nightclub beats. After the bright side, it's time to reveal Hugo's dark side for the second release of his new imprint Goodvibe Records. Hugo takes the listener down the darker alleys of his production and demonstrates to himself that 4/4 beats are made of many different feelings. We are all strongly attracted by the dark side of life, of humor, of music. It doesn't make us bad persons, but in fact make us as comfortable with ourself as we could possibly be. It lightens the seriousness of subjects dubbed taboo. Let's go on the dark side!
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