Alexander Robotnick – Fuzz Dance Classics [SPITTLEDD05]

Selected from Alexander Robotnick’s hits catalogue and released in this form for the first time, this is a unique compilation featuring all Robotnick’s electro anthems originally released on Fuzz Dance label. A must have for all the italo-disco and synth-pop freaks out there.

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Alexander Robotnick – Fuzz Dance Classics [SPITTLEDD05]

Massimo Barsotti DJ – Whole Lotta Love [SPITTLEDD03]

Killer rendition of the classic Led Zeppelin stomp, arranged by famous dj & producer Massimo Barsotti. Programmed by none other than Maurizo Dami aka Alexander Robotnick, this robotic version is delivered with alien vocals and cold as ice synth lines. Still a favorite for many international djs.

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Massimo Barsotti DJ – Whole Lotta Love [SPITTLEDD03]

Alexander Robotnick – Vintage Robotnicks [MR032]

Exclusive Record Store Day 2014. Special hand-picked selection of early singles as well as previously unreleased on vinyl tracks by Alexander Robotnick (aka Maurizio Dami). The first single on the record is “I Wanna Believe” which was released under the moniker Gina & The Flexix in 1985 on the legendary Fuzz Dance label (an Italo Disco sublabel of Materiali Sonori). It is a rare 12″ single featuring a dance-floor stomping beat, melodic synth leads and female vocals. The other single on the compilation is the 7″ version of “C’est La Vie” which was released in 1987. Most of the LP is comprised of tracks recorded from 1982-1984 which have only been released on CD in 2003 on the “Rare Robotnicks” compilation (except one track from 2005’s “Krypta 1982” and one other track culled from “Robotnick Archives”). The exclusive to vinyl tracks were hand-selected and display a diverse and ever-changing sound palette yet maintaining the unique and unmistakable Alexander Robotnick style which we have all loved through the years.

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Alexander Robotnick – Vintage Robotnicks [MR032]

Alexander Robotnick – JB Is Dead [HEM0308]

JB Is Dead’ is the new single by Alexander Robotnick, coming in three different versions. The Krypta version is inspired by the Italian producer’s early work and made using the original analogue gear he ‘d play with in the early 80s. The Club and Electro versions are more suitable for the modern nu-disco wave.

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Alexander Robotnick – JB Is Dead [HEM0308]