Long have we been ambassadors for disco, and just as long have we been avid supporters of the now bifurcated Aeroplane duo. Vito is still operating about under the same illustrious namesake, and as we explained, Stephen Fasano took the highroad as The Magician. Both have been operating as the class of the genre, but if history has taught us anything, then we should know that it’s awfully difficult to compete with magic.
Such is the case today, as Kitsune have brought us the latest Magician project, this time in collaboration with Peter, more notably known as Yuksek. That’s correct, The Magician has proceeded to pair up with one of the most influential producers in France to revolutionize Balearic disco for the umpteenth time, an EP that spans three tracks, pulling no stylistic punches. The release, which goes by the Twist EP, comes at a very exciting time for Yuksek, having just recently released a full length album on Universal, Living on The Edge of Time.
On to the tracks now, and pause for a moment, imagine yourself drifting back about thirty years, when the only thing that mattered for music connoisseurs in Europe was Italo. The unmistakable synth-infused, digi-pop, disco sound has been revived in three unique fabrications under this duo, with two bouncy dancefloor gems, and one more easygoing arrangement clocking in closer to 110. My favorite of the bunch is Love In Rimini, packed with overbearing 80′s synth leads, melodic plick plocks, claps that resonate into tomorrow, and eventually an organ drop big enough for Wrigley Field.
Peter & The Magician – Love In Rimini
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