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WPH TEN7-EP
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When We Play House boss Red D heard "Toriton" being played by Ken Ishii during a WPH radio takeover on Belgium's Studio Brussel radio station -- not abiding to any trends, just devastatingly beautiful house music. Some license negotiations and months later, Satoshi Fumi agreed and made "Lalalalaland", a brand new track to go along with "Toriton" for this EP. "Toriton" has that unmistakable Detroit feel that takes you from melancholy to euphoria and back, while "Lalalalaland" has been described as "Japanese sunset trance" or "end of the night eyes closed hands in the air stuff."
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FTS 075EP
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Satoshi Fumi is one of the most exciting house producers from Japan. During the mid-1990s, he grew interested in the Detroit, Chicago and New York house movements, and absorbed the different sounds of electronic music throughout that period, helping him to shape, develop and influence his own unique style. Satoshi's production skills have matured enough today, allowing him the freedom to create, and as a DJ, to mix a variety of dance music styles together such as techno, house, click and acid. For Satoshi, the opportunity of his lifetime as a producer arrived in 2002 when DC duo Deep Dish picked up his track "Protlex" and released it on their Yoshitoshi Recordings.
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ITALIC 051EP
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"Nippon rocks! Italic is proud to present one of the most upcoming producers from Japan: Satoshi Fumi. With his three new tracks for Italic he starts the next level of rocking deepness. During the mid-1990s, he grew interested in the Detroit, Chicago and New York house movements. He absorbed and digested the different sounds of electronic music throughout that period, helping him to shape, develop and influence his own unique style. Satoshi's production skills have matured enough today, allowing him the freedom to create, and as a DJ, to mix a variety of dance music styles together such as techno, house and acid. He is an extremely versatile artist and is always involved in many projects at the same time. As Owl, he blends atmospheric house with tough techno elements and as Deptech, he unleashes his deeper, progressive side. Satoshi possesses a rich imagination, and will continue to be a prolific producer across many musical styles while building a strong discography the entire time as a result."
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