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01. DUOTEQUE - Intro
02. DUOTEQUE - Lola
03. DUOTEQUE - Moma
04. DUOTEQUE - Blik
05. DUOTEQUE - Drug Queen
06. DUOTEQUE - Amarcord
07. DUOTEQUE - Elektronischze
08. DUOTEQUE - Adyra
09. DUOTEQUE - Kyra
10. DUOTEQUE - Logo
11. DUOTEQUE - Gotcha
01. DUOTEQUE - Daki Theta
02. DUOTEQUE - Lola (The Dolphins Mix)
03. DUOTEQUE - Amarcord (Marascia Mix)
04. DUOTEQUE - Drug Queen
05. DUOTEQUE - Adyra (Live Version)
06. DUOTEQUE - Logo (Pig & Dan Mix)
07. DUOTEQUE - Neon
08. DUOTEQUE - Elektronischze
09. DUOTEQUE - Moma
ARTIST
TITLE
Duoteque
FORMAT
2CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
BOXER 080CD BOXER 080CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
6/8/2010

No doubt: Dusty Kid's album A Raver's Diary (BOXER 070CD) is among the Boxer catalog's highlights where the most versatile talent from Sardegna proves his excellent skills as "Master of Dramaturgy." However, this album almost makes you forget that he is the other half of Duoteque, a project founded together with Andrea Ferlin, and which has been put on hold since their enormous success in 2007. In the meantime, Ferlin has been busy, too. Together with Francesco Assenza, he has founded another label with the apt title Sleep Is Commercial, has released a number of EPs, and has been DJing at a number of fantastic clubs worldwide. Since 2009, Dusty Kid and Andrea Ferlin have been working together again, and now, in order to adequately celebrate their reunion, Boxer presents a great Duoteque collection on two CDs. Apart from many bonus tracks including some exclusive remixes of Duoteque hits made by Marascia, The Dolphins and Pig & Dan, it is Dusty Kid's Duoteque megamix that may be regarded as the centerpiece of this release. It represents a collection of the best of the complete Duoteque oeuvre, and it is the first time that some of the greatest Boxer releases are now available for non-vinyl spotters, too. Next to all three tracks released on the best-selling Boxer 12" so far -- You Know All About Drags EP -- Dusty Kid adds a number of other jewels to the mix: the spooky spoken-word track "Lola" for example, top tracks such as "Adyra" or "Bilk," and the basement funk of "Amarcord" -- the whole spectrum of Duoteque embedded in a fantastic flow and a variety of layers that once again proves Dusty Kid's narrative skills. An endless cycle of opening and closing spaces, a gradually rising temperature, and percussive workouts are followed by highly inspired space-opera melodies. But Duoteque's (not that) secret star is the bass sound that sometimes comes along deep and mighty, and sometimes in a rather light-footed way. The audience is immersed in the kicking, hypnotizing sounds and breaks that explode right into your face. In the past, every single track already laid waste to dancefloors, and you can imagine what will happen if they're presented in a whole bunch.