“Primavera” is a rare flower by Fango that is blossoming during the right season. On vinyl only, pluck it before it withers!" More

In Fango’s own words: Around 3 years ago I became a father and that changed my life. This record it’s my son’s world seen through my eyes: the innersleeve artwork was made by him and the eye on the label is mine. All the titles are also taken from Carlo’s own dictionary: “E Dee” is the first sound he used to make trying to communicate, it could mean many things. “Mamuke” was mum, “Babuke” was dad, “L” (reads el) was his step brother Gabriele and Cang his step sister Camilla. More

After a steady stream of successful underground dance-floor stables via his Viscera EP series and last year climbing charts with his remixes, Fango returns with his second album titled "GEA". Set for release this forth-coming May 11th via Degustibus Music, GEA is a 10-track trip of eclectic electronica panning across various moods and tempos. Flexings his matured production credits, Fango fuses rock, disco and psychedelic influences, meticulously put together on his machines resulting in a spectrum of sounds to satisfy most palettes. It’s a serenade from Gea to Ouranos, the Greek gods of earth and sky. More

While producing the Viscera trilogy, Fango has tried to understand something about himself. In order to do this, he had to enter into his own body, just like Dante entered hell, studying and analysing himself from the inside, diving through organs, guts and grey matter. Did it work? Yes and no, depending how you look at it. For sure, it helped him in the creation of 3 devastating and introspective EPs, but a lot of questions are still unsolved. Viscera part 3 is the last leg of a journey that disrupted your 2016 and marks the beginning of a new absurd phase for Fango, but this is another story. For the time being we leave you with Amnios, Metacarpo and Metulla. This is Viscera 3/3. More

Fango’s non-traditional journey through the human body continues. After the first essay on interior organs “Viscera 1/3”, it’s now the turn of the central nervous system to be analyzed. And here comes Cerebellum, Nervum and Cortex, three delicate operations of surgery on the inner workings of Fango’s head. Part 2 of a trilogy that Fango conceived on the physicality of music, tracks that are going straight to your heart, to your stomach and so on. In this case it’s your brain and we hope to give you a nervous breakdown. Enjoy. More

The album “Tuono” is an essay on the atmospheric agents conducted by Fango, it now gets revisited by 3 of the most innovative producers around... Dritto - Rebolledo’s Action Sequence Having already gained a very early premiere on Maceo Plex's BBC Radio One Essential Mix, Mexican man Rebolledo's driving remix of DRITTO takes all the drama of the original track, draws it out as only the Pachanaga boy knows how. Saetta - Prins Thomas Diskomiks : Norwegian dj extraordinaire and space disco heavy-weight Prins Thomas takes SAETTA on a whole new journey, building from the original track with warm funk tinged bass lines, complimented by driving synths which stream around latin folk guitar elements. This remix doesn't hold back whilst paying homage to Fango's well loved drum programming as it progresses deep into layer upon layer of sonic indulgence.Tuono - Prins Thomas Diskomiks:
With a double shot on this pack, Prins Thomas takes TUONO in from the raw and wraps its around a driving bass-line and horn synth texture. Tei - Barnt and Jens - Uwe Bayer remix
Retaining the foundation aspects of the original, Head honcho's at music label Magazine, Barnt and Jens, treat TEI with a cinematic flute driven start before mechanically kicking the percussive heavy remix underway. A length mid-track breakdown spurs on a haunting vocal loop over a back-drop of droning pulses before the track kicks back into what Barnt and Jens are best known for. More

Fango is a virtuous perfectionist, obsessed with mixing bassdrums, recording percussions and sampling drummers. It doesn't matter if it's a drum machine or a gong from an orchestra, he will make it sound right. His first release "N1" on Degusitbus Music was an instant success among the clubbing scene, turning dancefloors into ritual sessions. The same goes for his remix for "Aguirre" by Batongo, an ode to the wilderness of the Amazon jungle. Test his recordings on a proper system and judge for yourself. More

Following the ritual viber of his first single N1 and the journey through the forest of his Aguirre remix, now Fango gets even a herd of horses at full gallop for his new single. Climb in the saddle! More

Rubini’s “Le Cahier de Occelli” marks 10 years! Dedicated to the legendary Group-B Rally era, it was our fourth release and one of the first to elicit a certain interest from the deep-house international scene at the time. To celebrate, we asked two of our beloved artists to remix this definitive slice of Degutibus Music electronica, with the results proving why we love them in the first place. Superpitcher delivered a 14-minute oneiric voyage of “Le Cahier de Occelli” whilst the B-side received a nervous blow-up from I:Cube for “Easyleft Henri” (the track originally dedicated to Henri Toivonen, Rubini’s personal hero).

These monster cars are still roaring! More

In Fango’s own words: Around 3 years ago I became a father and that changed my life. This record it’s my son’s world seen through my eyes: the innersleeve artwork was made by him and the eye on the label is mine. All the titles are also taken from Carlo’s own dictionary: “E Dee” is the first sound he used to make trying to communicate, it could mean many things. “Mamuke” was mum, “Babuke” was dad, “L” (reads el) was his step brother Gabriele and Cang his step sister Camilla. More

A woman wants to marry a man who lives in the ocean. The man came up from the sea, proposed the maiden and they sink back into the waves, and sink. More

Focus on your steps for this 3/4 sample-based tune by Rubini, the psychedelic cactus “San Pedro” will bless you with a magic trip. More

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Ditongo is telling tales through samples and loops in these two tracks. Divided into two chapters each (spot the ghost-marker on the vinyl), he digs deep into samba for the first time with “Berimbau”, giving the leading role to a hypnotic organ, while the second track “You Know Nothing” goes back to funk, dominated by a fat bassline. More

After a steady stream of successful underground dance-floor stables via his Viscera EP series and last year climbing charts with his remixes, Fango returns with his second album titled "GEA". Set for release this forth-coming May 11th via Degustibus Music, GEA is a 10-track trip of eclectic electronica panning across various moods and tempos. Flexings his matured production credits, Fango fuses rock, disco and psychedelic influences, meticulously put together on his machines resulting in a spectrum of sounds to satisfy most palettes. It’s a serenade from Gea to Ouranos, the Greek gods of earth and sky. More

Batongo’s journey into the world of editing continues with discoveries of new landscapes, like with “Calypso”, where tropical echoes and liberating screams invoke your most primitive dance moves. More

While producing the Viscera trilogy, Fango has tried to understand something about himself. In order to do this, he had to enter into his own body, just like Dante entered hell, studying and analysing himself from the inside, diving through organs, guts and grey matter. Did it work? Yes and no, depending how you look at it. For sure, it helped him in the creation of 3 devastating and introspective EPs, but a lot of questions are still unsolved. Viscera part 3 is the last leg of a journey that disrupted your 2016 and marks the beginning of a new absurd phase for Fango, but this is another story. For the time being we leave you with Amnios, Metacarpo and Metulla. This is Viscera 3/3. More

Fango’s non-traditional journey through the human body continues. After the first essay on interior organs “Viscera 1/3”, it’s now the turn of the central nervous system to be analyzed. And here comes Cerebellum, Nervum and Cortex, three delicate operations of surgery on the inner workings of Fango’s head. Part 2 of a trilogy that Fango conceived on the physicality of music, tracks that are going straight to your heart, to your stomach and so on. In this case it’s your brain and we hope to give you a nervous breakdown. Enjoy. More

Run your everyday marathon with the new Rubini’s creation: from the frantic streets of Tokyo to the illusory stillness of Paraná's riverside.
If you can't get physical, treat yourself with a sonic race. More

The obscure Batongo is back with his fourth EP. Three tracks so close and yet so different: a candid peak into sins and temptations, a eulogy to the erotic world of clubbing and finally a debate on a society close to collapse. More

The album “Tuono” is an essay on the atmospheric agents conducted by Fango, it now gets revisited by 3 of the most innovative producers around... Dritto - Rebolledo’s Action Sequence Having already gained a very early premiere on Maceo Plex's BBC Radio One Essential Mix, Mexican man Rebolledo's driving remix of DRITTO takes all the drama of the original track, draws it out as only the Pachanaga boy knows how. Saetta - Prins Thomas Diskomiks : Norwegian dj extraordinaire and space disco heavy-weight Prins Thomas takes SAETTA on a whole new journey, building from the original track with warm funk tinged bass lines, complimented by driving synths which stream around latin folk guitar elements. This remix doesn't hold back whilst paying homage to Fango's well loved drum programming as it progresses deep into layer upon layer of sonic indulgence.Tuono - Prins Thomas Diskomiks:
With a double shot on this pack, Prins Thomas takes TUONO in from the raw and wraps its around a driving bass-line and horn synth texture. Tei - Barnt and Jens - Uwe Bayer remix
Retaining the foundation aspects of the original, Head honcho's at music label Magazine, Barnt and Jens, treat TEI with a cinematic flute driven start before mechanically kicking the percussive heavy remix underway. A length mid-track breakdown spurs on a haunting vocal loop over a back-drop of droning pulses before the track kicks back into what Barnt and Jens are best known for. More

Rubini is back with a run through the thunderbolts of Zeus: lightnings, storms and all the billions of bilious blue blistering barnacles in a thundering typhoons for your dancefloor-striking pleasure. More

Rubini follows the brightest Stella and draws his own visions of the "house-trax" concept. More

Fango is a virtuous perfectionist, obsessed with mixing bassdrums, recording percussions and sampling drummers. It doesn't matter if it's a drum machine or a gong from an orchestra, he will make it sound right. His first release "N1" on Degusitbus Music was an instant success among the clubbing scene, turning dancefloors into ritual sessions. The same goes for his remix for "Aguirre" by Batongo, an ode to the wilderness of the Amazon jungle. Test his recordings on a proper system and judge for yourself. More