Koko
Lunatica Borghesia EP

Lunatica Borghesia EP
Lunatica Borghesia EPLunatica Borghesia EP

Artists

Koko

Catno

PALMS047

Formats

1x Vinyl 12" Coloured

Release date

Feb 11, 2022

Pink marbled vinyl.
Lunatica Borghesia sees emerging Italian producer KOKO come into his powers in a 6-track EP which, at times seems suited to accompany a blissful reverie, and at others a rave in a rainforest. Either way, Lunatica Borghesia is about escaping.
The first two tracks capture deep house in its truest essence: at once meditative, melancholic and serene.The blissed-out piano chords and cymbal strokes "You can't buy luxury" lend the opening track a nocturnal jazz feel which is carried through to "Ego Borghese" where it is heightened by the melodic cries of a saxophone. Instrumentation maintains its primacy in "Listening to Some Impala in Coventry" as staccato flutes guide the subtle bongo-sounding percussion which gives the track its swing.
The next two tracks - "9,99EU" and "Pegasus" - are for the dance floor. Whilst the synth-driven melody and acid undertones of "9,99EU" sees the EP at its most retro, the final track "Tradizione Tradimento" is a brilliantly modern take on garage house which lets the listener settle back into the groove after being rowsed by "Pegasus" driving pulse.

Media: Mi
Sleeve: M

13.95€*

*Taxes included, shipping price excluded

A1

You Can't Buy Luxury

A2

Ego Borghese

A3

Listening To Some Impala In Coventry

B1

9,99EU

B2

Pegasus

B3

Tradizione Tradimento

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