HEADMAN/RELISH/INDUSTRIA: Recent Episodes
HEADMAN/RELISH/INDUSTRIA
Robi Insinna is a Producer, DJ, Visual Artist and INDUSTRIA and RELISH owner.
Back in 2001 he founded the seminal Relish label in direct response to a then-dominant sound in club music. Its catalogue is as vast as it is varied and foreshadowing the music he'd go on to make himself under Headman/Manhead. Some highlights are IT ROUGH, Birth School Work Death, in the early years for the newer period tracks such as Be Loved, Dechainee. He also was busy remixing the likes of Roxy Music, The Gossip, Franz Ferdinand, The Units, Unknown Cases, Gina X and many more. Relish has also been busy releasing international talents and remixes such as Daniel Avery, Red Axes, Borusiade, Manfredas.
Fast forward to 2018 he's on the move again launching new Project label, Industria with - not quite an album, not quite an EP - Hard Work. The debut was released under Robi's own name. Industria will be focused more on vinyl releases, but not solely vinyl. The project will encompass all areas of Robi's work and ties together elements of his art and visual design projects and products.
This is the first release on Section Audio/ Idustria, the new label by Robi Insinna & Douglas J McCarthy.
This is the first release on Section Audio/ Idustria, the new label by Robi Insinna & Douglas J McCarthy.
NEOIST, the yellow vinyl by Robi Insinna akaHeadman is the 3rd and last release of the trilogy on theINDUSTRIA label.The first release came out in 2018, the blue mini LPHard Work.The second release was the red vinyl HARDWORK/YOU ARE A SLAVE remixes.All vinyls were released as part of exhibitions showingvarious artworks and products all under the RobiInsinna - INDUSTRIA moniker.The A. side features the title track NEOIST a cluborientated Post-Punk-Funk track.Side B. starts with the original DGTC, a synth drivendarkish new wave track.The second track on the B side features the The Lunacyof Flowers Maximum Version. An uptempo Vocalversion inspired by DAF and Nitzer Ebb, interpreted byDave ID (The Lunacy of Flowers) a one man postindustrialact from London.This is the first release on Section Audio/ Idustria, the new label by Robi Insinna & Douglas J McCarthy.
Exclusive release on Bandcamp!Much of the music also doubles as love letters to his most influential artists - FASHION isless like a cover of the eponymous David Bowie song and more like a hallucination, with adeep dub aesthetic echoing a hazy memory of this formative artist
The last track on the single is called Live120, also taken from the upcoming album. It could be described as a classic Headman track. Live Bass, a forward thumping beat and some electronic overtones.
Franz & Shape’s collaboration with N.O.I.A was released on Relish Compilation E.P. vinyl in 2006.
Headman/Robi Insinna reworked Masimbabele in 2014, the Instrumental was unreleased. N.O.I.A., Gina X and Fred Ventura were part of the Reworks album from 2016. Rory Phillips remixed High Pressure Days by The Units for Relish in 2009. The vinyl is now highly sought after. Italian post-punkers State of Art version was unreleased and the original remixes came out in 2011. Grauzone’s Stephan Eicher rework Dub of Nice came out on vinyl in 2015. RIS was part of the legendary Italo Disco band Klein N.B.O. The Headman remix was one of the earlier releases from 2002. Franz & Shape’s collaboration with N.O.I.A was released on Relish Compilation E.P. vinyl in 2006. Liquid Liquid’s Dennis Young’s Stromba version was released in 2005 on the Dervish Delight Vinyl 12”.
Liquid Liquid’s Dennis Young’s Stromba version was released in 2005 on the Dervish Delight Vinyl 12”.
Manhead singles collection is a collection of all vinyl singles released and additional tracks that came out on various compilations over the years.
Robi Insinna’s alter ego project Manhead started in 2001 and was the first vinyl release on Relish. He wanted to incorporate other influences than he was using on Headman like Balearic Beat, Proto House or Retro Electronica. The first release RR001 10” featured Show me the way/Sister. Doop/What? was released in 2002. In the same year the remixes Sister (Volga Select Disco Disco Mix) Volga Select was Ivan Smagghe and Marc Collin. Doop was remixed by Phil Mison and Pete Herbert as Reverso 68. Special was released in 2003. In 2004 Birth, School, Work, Death was released on Relish and Trevor Jackson’s Output Recordings which released artists such as LCD Soundsystem, The Rapture, Black Strobe, Playgroup and Gramme. In 2005 Hey Now was remixed by The Rapture and Aplam by Revlover. Organization (Extended Version) was featured on BORIV compilation and Kasper Bjørke’s remix of the same track was part of the RELISH 100 Compilation. As last track Dancer 2021 Version was updated and mixed new.
Manhead singles collection is a collection of all vinyl singles released and additional tracks that came out on various compilations over the years.
Robi Insinna’s alter ego project Manhead started in 2001 and was the first vinyl release on Relish. He wanted to incorporate other influences than he was using on Headman like Balearic Beat, Proto House or Retro Electronica. The first release RR001 10” featured Show me the way/Sister. Doop/What? was released in 2002. In the same year the remixes Sister (Volga Select Disco Disco Mix) Volga Select was Ivan Smagghe and Marc Collin. Doop was remixed by Phil Mison and Pete Herbert as Reverso 68. Special was released in 2003. In 2004 Birth, School, Work, Death was released on Relish and Trevor Jackson’s Output Recordings which released artists such as LCD Soundsystem, The Rapture, Black Strobe, Playgroup and Gramme. In 2005 Hey Now was remixed by The Rapture and Aplam by Revlover. Organization (Extended Version) was featured on BORIV compilation and Kasper Bjørke’s remix of the same track was part of the RELISH 100 Compilation. As last track Dancer 2021 Version was updated and mixed new.
Manhead singles collection is a collection of all vinyl singles released and additional tracks that came out on various compilations over the years.
Robi Insinna’s alter ego project Manhead started in 2001 and was the first vinyl release on Relish. He wanted to incorporate other influences than he was using on Headman like Balearic Beat, Proto House or Retro Electronica. The first release RR001 10” featured Show me the way/Sister. Doop/What? was released in 2002. In the same year the remixes Sister (Volga Select Disco Disco Mix) Volga Select was Ivan Smagghe and Marc Collin. Doop was remixed by Phil Mison and Pete Herbert as Reverso 68. Special was released in 2003. In 2004 Birth, School, Work, Death was released on Relish and Trevor Jackson’s Output Recordings which released artists such as LCD Soundsystem, The Rapture, Black Strobe, Playgroup and Gramme. In 2005 Hey Now was remixed by The Rapture and Aplam by Revlover. Organization (Extended Version) was featured on BORIV compilation and Kasper Bjørke’s remix of the same track was part of the RELISH 100 Compilation. As last track Dancer 2021 Version was updated and mixed new.
Relish Compilation VII features tracks and remixes by AHEADACHEADAY, ELIEZER w/ Zillas on Acid and Dangur, M Love, Headman, Mufti feat. Vongold, Franz & Shape and Modular Project.
The Compilation starts off with Alberto de Angeli aka AHEADACHEADAY. A dark slow motion synth laden track with Burundi beat undertones. Tel Aviv’s Eliezer collaborated w/ Zillas on Acid on Anna Bella. The vocals are by Isadora. The song is trippy, hypnotic and percussive. M Love’s Price is his 3rd release on Relish. New World was featured on REPIX. New Wave and Krautrock infused techno for the momentarily absent dancefloors.This time a bit harder and less melodic. Devoleb is a new Headman track. The original idea was to rework an old track, but while working on it something new came out. The track is an example of Post Punk Disco, 808 drummachines and Basslines that reminds one of Motorik retro futurist funk. Crimson is by Eliezer and Dangur with again vocals from Isadora. This version is a bit more uptempo, again with a tribal nearly ethnic feel with guitars and percussion that slide in and out dubbing everything. Mufti feat Vongold contributed already on REPXI. False Guru has a similar Mexican underground vibe, dark arpeggio synths, driving drums and mystic vocals by Vongold. Headman’s Be Loved original version was released in 2011. First remixed by Daniel Avery on the homonymous single. Modular Project remixed the version again and turned it into a high energy dark Giorgio Moroder-esque interpretation keeping loads of sounds and the poppy vocals from the original. Franz & Shape who have been part of Relish since the early days contributed N.u.m.b.. The vocals are by Matt Southall from the UK band Officers. The remix is by Croatian electronica producer Petar Dundov. He added vocoders and gave a nice retro-italo feel to the original version. He added vocoders and gave a nice retro-italo feel to the original version.
Relish Compilation VII features tracks and remixes by AHEADACHEADAY, ELIEZER w/ Zillas on Acid and Dangur, M Love, Headman, Mufti feat. Vongold, Franz & Shape and Modular Project.
The Compilation starts off with Alberto de Angeli aka AHEADACHEADAY. A dark slow motion synth laden track with Burundi beat undertones. Tel Aviv’s Eliezer collaborated w/ Zillas on Acid on Anna Bella. The vocals are by Isadora. The song is trippy, hypnotic and percussive. M Love’s Price is his 3rd release on Relish. New World was featured on REPIX. New Wave and Krautrock infused techno for the momentarily absent dancefloors.This time a bit harder and less melodic. Devoleb is a new Headman track. The original idea was to rework an old track, but while working on it something new came out. The track is an example of Post Punk Disco, 808 drummachines and Basslines that reminds one of Motorik retro futurist funk. Crimson is by Eliezer and Dangur with again vocals from Isadora. This version is a bit more uptempo, again with a tribal nearly ethnic feel with guitars and percussion that slide in and out dubbing everything. Mufti feat Vongold contributed already on REPXI. False Guru has a similar Mexican underground vibe, dark arpeggio synths, driving drums and mystic vocals by Vongold. Headman’s Be Loved original version was released in 2011. First remixed by Daniel Avery on the homonymous single. Modular Project remixed the version again and turned it into a high energy dark Giorgio Moroder-esque interpretation keeping loads of sounds and the poppy vocals from the original. Franz & Shape who have been part of Relish since the early days contributed N.u.m.b.. The vocals are by Matt Southall from the UK band Officers. The remix is by Croatian electronica producer Petar Dundov. He added vocoders and gave a nice retro-italo feel to the original version. He added vocoders and gave a nice retro-italo feel to the original version.
Relish Compilation VII features tracks and remixes by AHEADACHEADAY, ELIEZER w/ Zillas on Acid and Dangur, M Love, Headman, Mufti feat. Vongold, Franz & Shape and Modular Project.
The Compilation starts off with Alberto de Angeli aka AHEADACHEADAY. A dark slow motion synth laden track with Burundi beat undertones. Tel Aviv’s Eliezer collaborated w/ Zillas on Acid on Anna Bella. The vocals are by Isadora. The song is trippy, hypnotic and percussive. M Love’s Price is his 3rd release on Relish. New World was featured on REPIX. New Wave and Krautrock infused techno for the momentarily absent dancefloors.This time a bit harder and less melodic. Devoleb is a new Headman track. The original idea was to rework an old track, but while working on it something new came out. The track is an example of Post Punk Disco, 808 drummachines and Basslines that reminds one of Motorik retro futurist funk. Crimson is by Eliezer and Dangur with again vocals from Isadora. This version is a bit more uptempo, again with a tribal nearly ethnic feel with guitars and percussion that slide in and out dubbing everything. Mufti feat Vongold contributed already on REPXI. False Guru has a similar Mexican underground vibe, dark arpeggio synths, driving drums and mystic vocals by Vongold. Headman’s Be Loved original version was released in 2011. First remixed by Daniel Avery on the homonymous single. Modular Project remixed the version again and turned it into a high energy dark Giorgio Moroder-esque interpretation keeping loads of sounds and the poppy vocals from the original. Franz & Shape who have been part of Relish since the early days contributed N.u.m.b.. The vocals are by Matt Southall from the UK band Officers. The remix is by Croatian electronica producer Petar Dundov. He added vocoders and gave a nice retro-italo feel to the original version. He added vocoders and gave a nice retro-italo feel to the original version.
Relish Compilation VII features tracks and remixes by AHEADACHEADAY, ELIEZER w/ Zillas on Acid and Dangur, M Love, Headman, Mufti feat. Vongold, Franz & Shape and Modular Project.
The Compilation starts off with Alberto de Angeli aka AHEADACHEADAY. A dark slow motion synth laden track with Burundi beat undertones. Tel Aviv’s Eliezer collaborated w/ Zillas on Acid on Anna Bella. The vocals are by Isadora. The song is trippy, hypnotic and percussive. M Love’s Price is his 3rd release on Relish. New World was featured on REPIX. New Wave and Krautrock infused techno for the momentarily absent dancefloors.This time a bit harder and less melodic. Devoleb is a new Headman track. The original idea was to rework an old track, but while working on it something new came out. The track is an example of Post Punk Disco, 808 drummachines and Basslines that reminds one of Motorik retro futurist funk. Crimson is by Eliezer and Dangur with again vocals from Isadora. This version is a bit more uptempo, again with a tribal nearly ethnic feel with guitars and percussion that slide in and out dubbing everything. Mufti feat Vongold contributed already on REPXI. False Guru has a similar Mexican underground vibe, dark arpeggio synths, driving drums and mystic vocals by Vongold. Headman’s Be Loved original version was released in 2011. First remixed by Daniel Avery on the homonymous single. Modular Project remixed the version again and turned it into a high energy dark Giorgio Moroder-esque interpretation keeping loads of sounds and the poppy vocals from the original. Franz & Shape who have been part of Relish since the early days contributed N.u.m.b.. The vocals are by Matt Southall from the UK band Officers. The remix is by Croatian electronica producer Petar Dundov. He added vocoders and gave a nice retro-italo feel to the original version. He added vocoders and gave a nice retro-italo feel to the original version.
Relish Compilation VII features tracks and remixes by AHEADACHEADAY, ELIEZER w/ Zillas on Acid and Dangur, M Love, Headman, Mufti feat. Vongold, Franz & Shape and Modular Project.
The Compilation starts off with Alberto de Angeli aka AHEADACHEADAY. A dark slow motion synth laden track with Burundi beat undertones. Tel Aviv’s Eliezer collaborated w/ Zillas on Acid on Anna Bella. The vocals are by Isadora. The song is trippy, hypnotic and percussive. M Love’s Price is his 3rd release on Relish. New World was featured on REPIX. New Wave and Krautrock infused techno for the momentarily absent dancefloors.This time a bit harder and less melodic. Devoleb is a new Headman track. The original idea was to rework an old track, but while working on it something new came out. The track is an example of Post Punk Disco, 808 drummachines and Basslines that reminds one of Motorik retro futurist funk. Crimson is by Eliezer and Dangur with again vocals from Isadora. This version is a bit more uptempo, again with a tribal nearly ethnic feel with guitars and percussion that slide in and out dubbing everything. Mufti feat Vongold contributed already on REPXI. False Guru has a similar Mexican underground vibe, dark arpeggio synths, driving drums and mystic vocals by Vongold. Headman’s Be Loved original version was released in 2011. First remixed by Daniel Avery on the homonymous single. Modular Project remixed the version again and turned it into a high energy dark Giorgio Moroder-esque interpretation keeping loads of sounds and the poppy vocals from the original. Franz & Shape who have been part of Relish since the early days contributed N.u.m.b.. The vocals are by Matt Southall from the UK band Officers. The remix is by Croatian electronica producer Petar Dundov. He added vocoders and gave a nice retro-italo feel to the original version. He added vocoders and gave a nice retro-italo feel to the original version.
Relish Compilation VII features tracks and remixes by AHEADACHEADAY, ELIEZER w/ Zillas on Acid and Dangur, M Love, Headman, Mufti feat. Vongold, Franz & Shape and Modular Project.
The Compilation starts off with Alberto de Angeli aka AHEADACHEADAY. A dark slow motion synth laden track with Burundi beat undertones. Tel Aviv’s Eliezer collaborated w/ Zillas on Acid on Anna Bella. The vocals are by Isadora. The song is trippy, hypnotic and percussive. M Love’s Price is his 3rd release on Relish. New World was featured on REPIX. New Wave and Krautrock infused techno for the momentarily absent dancefloors.This time a bit harder and less melodic. Devoleb is a new Headman track. The original idea was to rework an old track, but while working on it something new came out. The track is an example of Post Punk Disco, 808 drummachines and Basslines that reminds one of Motorik retro futurist funk. Crimson is by Eliezer and Dangur with again vocals from Isadora. This version is a bit more uptempo, again with a tribal nearly ethnic feel with guitars and percussion that slide in and out dubbing everything. Mufti feat Vongold contributed already on REPXI. False Guru has a similar Mexican underground vibe, dark arpeggio synths, driving drums and mystic vocals by Vongold. Headman’s Be Loved original version was released in 2011. First remixed by Daniel Avery on the homonymous single. Modular Project remixed the version again and turned it into a high energy dark Giorgio Moroder-esque interpretation keeping loads of sounds and the poppy vocals from the original. Franz & Shape who have been part of Relish since the early days contributed N.u.m.b.. The vocals are by Matt Southall from the UK band Officers. The remix is by Croatian electronica producer Petar Dundov. He added vocoders and gave a nice retro-italo feel to the original version. He added vocoders and gave a nice retro-italo feel to the original version.
Relish Compilation VII features tracks and remixes by AHEADACHEADAY, ELIEZER w/ Zillas on Acid and Dangur, M Love, Headman, Mufti feat. Vongold, Franz & Shape and Modular Project.
The Compilation starts off with Alberto de Angeli aka AHEADACHEADAY. A dark slow motion synth laden track with Burundi beat undertones. Tel Aviv’s Eliezer collaborated w/ Zillas on Acid on Anna Bella. The vocals are by Isadora. The song is trippy, hypnotic and percussive. M Love’s Price is his 3rd release on Relish. New World was featured on REPIX. New Wave and Krautrock infused techno for the momentarily absent dancefloors.This time a bit harder and less melodic. Devoleb is a new Headman track. The original idea was to rework an old track, but while working on it something new came out. The track is an example of Post Punk Disco, 808 drummachines and Basslines that reminds one of Motorik retro futurist funk. Crimson is by Eliezer and Dangur with again vocals from Isadora. This version is a bit more uptempo, again with a tribal nearly ethnic feel with guitars and percussion that slide in and out dubbing everything. Mufti feat Vongold contributed already on REPXI. False Guru has a similar Mexican underground vibe, dark arpeggio synths, driving drums and mystic vocals by Vongold. Headman’s Be Loved original version was released in 2011. First remixed by Daniel Avery on the homonymous single. Modular Project remixed the version again and turned it into a high energy dark Giorgio Moroder-esque interpretation keeping loads of sounds and the poppy vocals from the original. Franz & Shape who have been part of Relish since the early days contributed N.u.m.b.. The vocals are by Matt Southall from the UK band Officers. The remix is by Croatian electronica producer Petar Dundov. He added vocoders and gave a nice retro-italo feel to the original version. He added vocoders and gave a nice retro-italo feel to the original version.
Relish Compilation VII features tracks and remixes by AHEADACHEADAY, ELIEZER w/ Zillas on Acid and Dangur, M Love, Headman, Mufti feat. Vongold, Franz & Shape and Modular Project.
The Compilation starts off with Alberto de Angeli aka AHEADACHEADAY. A dark slow motion synth laden track with Burundi beat undertones. Tel Aviv’s Eliezer collaborated w/ Zillas on Acid on Anna Bella. The vocals are by Isadora. The song is trippy, hypnotic and percussive. M Love’s Price is his 3rd release on Relish. New World was featured on REPIX. New Wave and Krautrock infused techno for the momentarily absent dancefloors.This time a bit harder and less melodic. Devoleb is a new Headman track. The original idea was to rework an old track, but while working on it something new came out. The track is an example of Post Punk Disco, 808 drummachines and Basslines that reminds one of Motorik retro futurist funk. Crimson is by Eliezer and Dangur with again vocals from Isadora. This version is a bit more uptempo, again with a tribal nearly ethnic feel with guitars and percussion that slide in and out dubbing everything. Mufti feat Vongold contributed already on REPXI. False Guru has a similar Mexican underground vibe, dark arpeggio synths, driving drums and mystic vocals by Vongold. Headman’s Be Loved original version was released in 2011. First remixed by Daniel Avery on the homonymous single. Modular Project remixed the version again and turned it into a high energy dark Giorgio Moroder-esque interpretation keeping loads of sounds and the poppy vocals from the original. Franz & Shape who have been part of Relish since the early days contributed N.u.m.b.. The vocals are by Matt Southall from the UK band Officers. The remix is by Croatian electronica producer Petar Dundov. He added vocoders and gave a nice retro-italo feel to the original version. He added vocoders and gave a nice retro-italo feel to the original version.
Relish Compilation VII features tracks and remixes by AHEADACHEADAY, ELIEZER w/ Zillas on Acid and Dangur, M Love, Headman, Mufti feat. Vongold, Franz & Shape and Modular Project.
The Compilation starts off with Alberto de Angeli aka AHEADACHEADAY. A dark slow motion synth laden track with Burundi beat undertones. Tel Aviv’s Eliezer collaborated w/ Zillas on Acid on Anna Bella. The vocals are by Isadora. The song is trippy, hypnotic and percussive. M Love’s Price is his 3rd release on Relish. New World was featured on REPIX. New Wave and Krautrock infused techno for the momentarily absent dancefloors.This time a bit harder and less melodic. Devoleb is a new Headman track. The original idea was to rework an old track, but while working on it something new came out. The track is an example of Post Punk Disco, 808 drummachines and Basslines that reminds one of Motorik retro futurist funk. Crimson is by Eliezer and Dangur with again vocals from Isadora. This version is a bit more uptempo, again with a tribal nearly ethnic feel with guitars and percussion that slide in and out dubbing everything. Mufti feat Vongold contributed already on REPXI. False Guru has a similar Mexican underground vibe, dark arpeggio synths, driving drums and mystic vocals by Vongold. Headman’s Be Loved original version was released in 2011. First remixed by Daniel Avery on the homonymous single. Modular Project remixed the version again and turned it into a high energy dark Giorgio Moroder-esque interpretation keeping loads of sounds and the poppy vocals from the original. Franz & Shape who have been part of Relish since the early days contributed N.u.m.b.. The vocals are by Matt Southall from the UK band Officers. The remix is by Croatian electronica producer Petar Dundov. He added vocoders and gave a nice retro-italo feel to the original version. He added vocoders and gave a nice retro-italo feel to the original version.
- Teniente Castillo & Mufti - A Bit Of Sickness (Colossio Remix) After releasing A Bit… on REPVIII and getting great response. This time remixed by Colossio, keeping many of the original elements he manages to give the track his own personal note.
- Mondowski – Cry Wolf 2019 The original mix was released on Relish Industria EP I in 2015. He decided to update it to 2019 for the comp.
- Mufti – The Night Mufti Covers french Mary Goes Round’s - The Night. A dark and moody Coldwave, New Wave inspiered dance version.This is the instrumental/Dub version.
- Curses - Dead Last (FLVN Remix) Original “Dead Last” was released on Relish Comp VI. French disco-goth Flvn turned the track into a dark moody melodic chugger.
- Headman - Running (Mondowski Remix) The Original „Running…“ was released on Headman’s Catch Me album, and reworked for Catch Me Reworked. Mondowski added his trademark arpeggios and Dark Disco drums while leaving Don Cash’s vocals laying over the motoric groove.
- Fringe Society - Known For Nothing Greek analog gear afficionado Niko releases his 2nd track for Relish, retro new Beat Dance!
- M Love - Capo Sunio Moosh released the highly acclaimed „New World” on REPIX spun by Andrew Weatherall on nts. This is another twisted melodic track from the multi instrumentalist!
https://www.nts.live/shows/andrewweatherall/episodes/andrew-weatherall-25th-april-2019
- M Love (@1mlove1) originally from Tel Aviv is a musician, producer and DJ based in Berlin. He draws inspiration from Post-Punk, New Wave and Krautrock. New World has a cinematic feel and bursts with melody. The atmosphere is dystopian with an added undertone of hope!
Catch me was Headman’s 3rd album and was originally released on Gomma in 2008. 11 of the original tracks have been reworked by Robi. The release also features previously released Bonus tracks. Catch Me showed a new development in the Headman sound. He fused his trademark Post-Punk productions style with a dose of Italo-Disco and some synth - pop. The album also highlights the voice of Jeremy Kerr from legendary Manchester/Factory band A Certain Ratio on Dreampieces and Anton Spivac, who also added vocals to Moisture in the past, which was used in Xavier Dolans’ Laurence Anyways movie in 2012. Tara from It Rough fame and Toronto’s Don Cash who himself released Music on Relish in the past. The rest of the tracks are Instrumental and fuse Robi’s influences more Dancefloor orientated. Bonus tracks feature Dennis Young of legendary NY band Liquid Liquid on additional percussion on Dreampieces alternative version and a Remix by Zongamin. With this album Robi tried to bring new breath into his sound and the approach was to combine pop and dance music, breaking some barriers, mixing up indie vibes with an electro attitude and with a little bit of Bowie and Eno in it too! The task of doing dance music that is not boring and bland for sure was not an easy one. Loads of analog Synths, instruments and equipment where used on Catch me, to give the tracks a very warm and analog feel. Tracklist: 1. Hostage Rework 2. Running Rework ft. Don Cash 3. Song 8 Rework 4. Dreampieces Rework ft. Jeremy Kerr (ACR) 5. Interlude 6. Catch Me Rework 7. Super Rework 8. Two Sisters Rework ft. Tara 9. New Rework 10. Come on Rework ft. Luca Santucci 11. Interlude Reprise Rework Bonus Tracks: 1. Dreampieces alternative version 2. Dreampieces (Zongamin Remix) 3. Running Dub Rework
Catch me was Headman’s 3rd album and was originally released on Gomma in 2008. 11 of the original tracks have been reworked by Robi. The release also features previously released Bonus tracks. Catch Me showed a new development in the Headman sound. He fused his trademark Post-Punk productions style with a dose of Italo-Disco and some synth - pop. The album also highlights the voice of Jeremy Kerr from legendary Manchester/Factory band A Certain Ratio on Dreampieces and Anton Spivac, who also added vocals to Moisture in the past, which was used in Xavier Dolans’ Laurence Anyways movie in 2012. Tara from It Rough fame and Toronto’s Don Cash who himself released Music on Relish in the past. The rest of the tracks are Instrumental and fuse Robi’s influences more Dancefloor orientated. Bonus tracks feature Dennis Young of legendary NY band Liquid Liquid on additional percussion on Dreampieces alternative version and a Remix by Zongamin. With this album Robi tried to bring new breath into his sound and the approach was to combine pop and dance music, breaking some barriers, mixing up indie vibes with an electro attitude and with a little bit of Bowie and Eno in it too! The task of doing dance music that is not boring and bland for sure was not an easy one. Loads of analog Synths, instruments and equipment where used on Catch me, to give the tracks a very warm and analog feel. Tracklist: 1. Hostage Rework 2. Running Rework ft. Don Cash 3. Song 8 Rework 4. Dreampieces Rework ft. Jeremy Kerr (ACR) 5. Interlude 6. Catch Me Rework 7. Super Rework 8. Two Sisters Rework ft. Tara 9. New Rework 10. Come on Rework ft. Luca Santucci 11. Interlude Reprise Rework Bonus Tracks: 1. Dreampieces alternative version 2. Dreampieces (Zongamin Remix) 3. Running Dub Rework
Catch me was Headman’s 3rd album and was originally released on Gomma in 2008. 11 of the original tracks have been reworked by Robi. The release also features previously released Bonus tracks. Catch Me showed a new development in the Headman sound. He fused his trademark Post-Punk productions style with a dose of Italo-Disco and some synth - pop. The album also highlights the voice of Jeremy Kerr from legendary Manchester/Factory band A Certain Ratio on Dreampieces and Anton Spivac, who also added vocals to Moisture in the past, which was used in Xavier Dolans’ Laurence Anyways movie in 2012. Tara from It Rough fame and Toronto’s Don Cash who himself released Music on Relish in the past. The rest of the tracks are Instrumental and fuse Robi’s influences more Dancefloor orientated. Bonus tracks feature Dennis Young of legendary NY band Liquid Liquid on additional percussion on Dreampieces alternative version and a Remix by Zongamin. With this album Robi tried to bring new breath into his sound and the approach was to combine pop and dance music, breaking some barriers, mixing up indie vibes with an electro attitude and with a little bit of Bowie and Eno in it too! The task of doing dance music that is not boring and bland for sure was not an easy one. Loads of analog Synths, instruments and equipment where used on Catch me, to give the tracks a very warm and analog feel. Tracklist: 1. Hostage Rework 2. Running Rework ft. Don Cash 3. Song 8 Rework 4. Dreampieces Rework ft. Jeremy Kerr (ACR) 5. Interlude 6. Catch Me Rework 7. Super Rework 8. Two Sisters Rework ft. Tara 9. New Rework 10. Come on Rework ft. Luca Santucci 11. Interlude Reprise Rework Bonus Tracks: 1. Dreampieces alternative version 2. Dreampieces (Zongamin Remix) 3. Running Dub Rework
Catch me was Headman’s 3rd album and was originally released on Gomma in 2008. 11 of the original tracks have been reworked by Robi. The release also features previously released Bonus tracks. Catch Me showed a new development in the Headman sound. He fused his trademark Post-Punk productions style with a dose of Italo-Disco and some synth - pop. The album also highlights the voice of Jeremy Kerr from legendary Manchester/Factory band A Certain Ratio on Dreampieces and Anton Spivac, who also added vocals to Moisture in the past, which was used in Xavier Dolans’ Laurence Anyways movie in 2012. Tara from It Rough fame and Toronto’s Don Cash who himself released Music on Relish in the past. The rest of the tracks are Instrumental and fuse Robi’s influences more Dancefloor orientated. Bonus tracks feature Dennis Young of legendary NY band Liquid Liquid on additional percussion on Dreampieces alternative version and a Remix by Zongamin. With this album Robi tried to bring new breath into his sound and the approach was to combine pop and dance music, breaking some barriers, mixing up indie vibes with an electro attitude and with a little bit of Bowie and Eno in it too! The task of doing dance music that is not boring and bland for sure was not an easy one. Loads of analog Synths, instruments and equipment where used on Catch me, to give the tracks a very warm and analog feel. Tracklist: 1. Hostage Rework 2. Running Rework ft. Don Cash 3. Song 8 Rework 4. Dreampieces Rework ft. Jeremy Kerr (ACR) 5. Interlude 6. Catch Me Rework 7. Super Rework 8. Two Sisters Rework ft. Tara 9. New Rework 10. Come on Rework ft. Luca Santucci 11. Interlude Reprise Rework Bonus Tracks: 1. Dreampieces alternative version 2. Dreampieces (Zongamin Remix) 3. Running Dub Rework
Catch me was Headman’s 3rd album and was originally released on Gomma in 2008. 11 of the original tracks have been reworked by Robi. The release also features previously released Bonus tracks. Catch Me showed a new development in the Headman sound. He fused his trademark Post-Punk productions style with a dose of Italo-Disco and some synth - pop. The album also highlights the voice of Jeremy Kerr from legendary Manchester/Factory band A Certain Ratio on Dreampieces and Anton Spivac, who also added vocals to Moisture in the past, which was used in Xavier Dolans’ Laurence Anyways movie in 2012. Tara from It Rough fame and Toronto’s Don Cash who himself released Music on Relish in the past. The rest of the tracks are Instrumental and fuse Robi’s influences more Dancefloor orientated. Bonus tracks feature Dennis Young of legendary NY band Liquid Liquid on additional percussion on Dreampieces alternative version and a Remix by Zongamin. With this album Robi tried to bring new breath into his sound and the approach was to combine pop and dance music, breaking some barriers, mixing up indie vibes with an electro attitude and with a little bit of Bowie and Eno in it too! The task of doing dance music that is not boring and bland for sure was not an easy one. Loads of analog Synths, instruments and equipment where used on Catch me, to give the tracks a very warm and analog feel. Tracklist: 1. Hostage Rework 2. Running Rework ft. Don Cash 3. Song 8 Rework 4. Dreampieces Rework ft. Jeremy Kerr (ACR) 5. Interlude 6. Catch Me Rework 7. Super Rework 8. Two Sisters Rework ft. Tara 9. New Rework 10. Come on Rework ft. Luca Santucci 11. Interlude Reprise Rework Bonus Tracks: 1. Dreampieces alternative version 2. Dreampieces (Zongamin Remix) 3. Running Dub Rework
Catch me was Headman’s 3rd album and was originally released on Gomma in 2008. 11 of the original tracks have been reworked by Robi. The release also features previously released Bonus tracks. Catch Me showed a new development in the Headman sound. He fused his trademark Post-Punk productions style with a dose of Italo-Disco and some synth - pop. The album also highlights the voice of Jeremy Kerr from legendary Manchester/Factory band A Certain Ratio on Dreampieces and Anton Spivac, who also added vocals to Moisture in the past, which was used in Xavier Dolans’ Laurence Anyways movie in 2012. Tara from It Rough fame and Toronto’s Don Cash who himself released Music on Relish in the past. The rest of the tracks are Instrumental and fuse Robi’s influences more Dancefloor orientated. Bonus tracks feature Dennis Young of legendary NY band Liquid Liquid on additional percussion on Dreampieces alternative version and a Remix by Zongamin. With this album Robi tried to bring new breath into his sound and the approach was to combine pop and dance music, breaking some barriers, mixing up indie vibes with an electro attitude and with a little bit of Bowie and Eno in it too! The task of doing dance music that is not boring and bland for sure was not an easy one. Loads of analog Synths, instruments and equipment where used on Catch me, to give the tracks a very warm and analog feel. Tracklist: 1. Hostage Rework 2. Running Rework ft. Don Cash 3. Song 8 Rework 4. Dreampieces Rework ft. Jeremy Kerr (ACR) 5. Interlude 6. Catch Me Rework 7. Super Rework 8. Two Sisters Rework ft. Tara 9. New Rework 10. Come on Rework ft. Luca Santucci 11. Interlude Reprise Rework Bonus Tracks: 1. Dreampieces alternative version 2. Dreampieces (Zongamin Remix) 3. Running Dub Rework
Catch me was Headman’s 3rd album and was originally released on Gomma in 2008. 11 of the original tracks have been reworked by Robi. The release also features previously released Bonus tracks. Catch Me showed a new development in the Headman sound. He fused his trademark Post-Punk productions style with a dose of Italo-Disco and some synth - pop. The album also highlights the voice of Jeremy Kerr from legendary Manchester/Factory band A Certain Ratio on Dreampieces and Anton Spivac, who also added vocals to Moisture in the past, which was used in Xavier Dolans’ Laurence Anyways movie in 2012. Tara from It Rough fame and Toronto’s Don Cash who himself released Music on Relish in the past. The rest of the tracks are Instrumental and fuse Robi’s influences more Dancefloor orientated. Bonus tracks feature Dennis Young of legendary NY band Liquid Liquid on additional percussion on Dreampieces alternative version and a Remix by Zongamin. With this album Robi tried to bring new breath into his sound and the approach was to combine pop and dance music, breaking some barriers, mixing up indie vibes with an electro attitude and with a little bit of Bowie and Eno in it too! The task of doing dance music that is not boring and bland for sure was not an easy one. Loads of analog Synths, instruments and equipment where used on Catch me, to give the tracks a very warm and analog feel. Tracklist: 1. Hostage Rework 2. Running Rework ft. Don Cash 3. Song 8 Rework 4. Dreampieces Rework ft. Jeremy Kerr (ACR) 5. Interlude 6. Catch Me Rework 7. Super Rework 8. Two Sisters Rework ft. Tara 9. New Rework 10. Come on Rework ft. Luca Santucci 11. Interlude Reprise Rework Bonus Tracks: 1. Dreampieces alternative version 2. Dreampieces (Zongamin Remix) 3. Running Dub Rework
Catch me was Headman’s 3rd album and was originally released on Gomma in 2008. 11 of the original tracks have been reworked by Robi. The release also features previously released Bonus tracks. Catch Me showed a new development in the Headman sound. He fused his trademark Post-Punk productions style with a dose of Italo-Disco and some synth - pop. The album also highlights the voice of Jeremy Kerr from legendary Manchester/Factory band A Certain Ratio on Dreampieces and Anton Spivac, who also added vocals to Moisture in the past, which was used in Xavier Dolans’ Laurence Anyways movie in 2012. Tara from It Rough fame and Toronto’s Don Cash who himself released Music on Relish in the past. The rest of the tracks are Instrumental and fuse Robi’s influences more Dancefloor orientated. Bonus tracks feature Dennis Young of legendary NY band Liquid Liquid on additional percussion on Dreampieces alternative version and a Remix by Zongamin. With this album Robi tried to bring new breath into his sound and the approach was to combine pop and dance music, breaking some barriers, mixing up indie vibes with an electro attitude and with a little bit of Bowie and Eno in it too! The task of doing dance music that is not boring and bland for sure was not an easy one. Loads of analog Synths, instruments and equipment where used on Catch me, to give the tracks a very warm and analog feel. Tracklist: 1. Hostage Rework 2. Running Rework ft. Don Cash 3. Song 8 Rework 4. Dreampieces Rework ft. Jeremy Kerr (ACR) 5. Interlude 6. Catch Me Rework 7. Super Rework 8. Two Sisters Rework ft. Tara 9. New Rework 10. Come on Rework ft. Luca Santucci 11. Interlude Reprise Rework Bonus Tracks: 1. Dreampieces alternative version 2. Dreampieces (Zongamin Remix) 3. Running Dub Rework
Catch me was Headman’s 3rd album and was originally released on Gomma in 2008. 11 of the original tracks have been reworked by Robi. The release also features previously released Bonus tracks. Catch Me showed a new development in the Headman sound. He fused his trademark Post-Punk productions style with a dose of Italo-Disco and some synth - pop. The album also highlights the voice of Jeremy Kerr from legendary Manchester/Factory band A Certain Ratio on Dreampieces and Anton Spivac, who also added vocals to Moisture in the past, which was used in Xavier Dolans’ Laurence Anyways movie in 2012. Tara from It Rough fame and Toronto’s Don Cash who himself released Music on Relish in the past. The rest of the tracks are Instrumental and fuse Robi’s influences more Dancefloor orientated. Bonus tracks feature Dennis Young of legendary NY band Liquid Liquid on additional percussion on Dreampieces alternative version and a Remix by Zongamin. With this album Robi tried to bring new breath into his sound and the approach was to combine pop and dance music, breaking some barriers, mixing up indie vibes with an electro attitude and with a little bit of Bowie and Eno in it too! The task of doing dance music that is not boring and bland for sure was not an easy one. Loads of analog Synths, instruments and equipment where used on Catch me, to give the tracks a very warm and analog feel. Tracklist: 1. Hostage Rework 2. Running Rework ft. Don Cash 3. Song 8 Rework 4. Dreampieces Rework ft. Jeremy Kerr (ACR) 5. Interlude 6. Catch Me Rework 7. Super Rework 8. Two Sisters Rework ft. Tara 9. New Rework 10. Come on Rework ft. Luca Santucci 11. Interlude Reprise Rework Bonus Tracks: 1. Dreampieces alternative version 2. Dreampieces (Zongamin Remix) 3. Running Dub Rework
Catch me was Headman’s 3rd album and was originally released on Gomma in 2008. 11 of the original tracks have been reworked by Robi. The release also features previously released Bonus tracks. Catch Me showed a new development in the Headman sound. He fused his trademark Post-Punk productions style with a dose of Italo-Disco and some synth - pop. The album also highlights the voice of Jeremy Kerr from legendary Manchester/Factory band A Certain Ratio on Dreampieces and Anton Spivac, who also added vocals to Moisture in the past, which was used in Xavier Dolans’ Laurence Anyways movie in 2012. Tara from It Rough fame and Toronto’s Don Cash who himself released Music on Relish in the past. The rest of the tracks are Instrumental and fuse Robi’s influences more Dancefloor orientated. Bonus tracks feature Dennis Young of legendary NY band Liquid Liquid on additional percussion on Dreampieces alternative version and a Remix by Zongamin. With this album Robi tried to bring new breath into his sound and the approach was to combine pop and dance music, breaking some barriers, mixing up indie vibes with an electro attitude and with a little bit of Bowie and Eno in it too! The task of doing dance music that is not boring and bland for sure was not an easy one. Loads of analog Synths, instruments and equipment where used on Catch me, to give the tracks a very warm and analog feel. Tracklist: 1. Hostage Rework 2. Running Rework ft. Don Cash 3. Song 8 Rework 4. Dreampieces Rework ft. Jeremy Kerr (ACR) 5. Interlude 6. Catch Me Rework 7. Super Rework 8. Two Sisters Rework ft. Tara 9. New Rework 10. Come on Rework ft. Luca Santucci 11. Interlude Reprise Rework Bonus Tracks: 1. Dreampieces alternative version 2. Dreampieces (Zongamin Remix) 3. Running Dub Rework
Catch Me showed a new development in the Headman sound. He fused his trademark Post-Punk productions style with a dose of Italo-Disco and some synth - pop. The album also highlights the voice of Jeremy Kerr from legendary Manchester/Factory band A Certain Ratio on Dreampieces and Anton Spivac, who also added vocals to Moisture in the past, which was used in Xavier Dolans’ Laurence Anyways movie in 2012. Tara from It Rough fame and Toronto’s Don Cash who himself released Music on Relish in the past. The rest of the tracks are Instrumental and fuse Robi’s influences more Dancefloor orientated. Bonus tracks feature Dennis Young of legendary NY band Liquid Liquid on additional percussion on Dreampieces alternative version and a Remix by Zongamin. With this album Robi tried to bring new breath into his sound and the approach was to combine pop and dance music, breaking some barriers, mixing up indie vibes with an electro attitude and with a little bit of Bowie and Eno in it too! The task of doing dance music that is not boring and bland for sure was not an easy one. Loads of analog Synths, instruments and equipment where used on Catch me, to give the tracks a very warm and analog feel. Tracklist: 1. Hostage Rework 2. Running Rework ft. Don Cash 3. Song 8 Rework 4. Dreampieces Rework ft. Jeremy Kerr (ACR) 5. Interlude 6. Catch Me Rework 7. Super Rework 8. Two Sisters Rework ft. Tara 9. New Rework 10. Come on Rework ft. Luca Santucci 11. Interlude Reprise Rework Bonus Tracks: 1. Dreampieces alternative version 2. Dreampieces (Zongamin Remix) 3. Running Dub Rework
Catch me was Headman’s 3rd album and was originally released on Gomma in 2008. 11 of the original tracks have been reworked by Robi. The release also features previously released Bonus tracks. Catch Me showed a new development in the Headman sound. He fused his trademark Post-Punk productions style with a dose of Italo-Disco and some synth - pop. The album also highlights the voice of Jeremy Kerr from legendary Manchester/Factory band A Certain Ratio on Dreampieces and Anton Spivac, who also added vocals to Moisture in the past, which was used in Xavier Dolans’ Laurence Anyways movie in 2012. Tara from It Rough fame and Toronto’s Don Cash who himself released Music on Relish in the past. The rest of the tracks are Instrumental and fuse Robi’s influences more Dancefloor orientated. Bonus tracks feature Dennis Young of legendary NY band Liquid Liquid on additional percussion on Dreampieces alternative version and a Remix by Zongamin. With this album Robi tried to bring new breath into his sound and the approach was to combine pop and dance music, breaking some barriers, mixing up indie vibes with an electro attitude and with a little bit of Bowie and Eno in it too! The task of doing dance music that is not boring and bland for sure was not an easy one. Loads of analog Synths, instruments and equipment where used on Catch me, to give the tracks a very warm and analog feel. Tracklist: 1. Hostage Rework 2. Running Rework ft. Don Cash 3. Song 8 Rework 4. Dreampieces Rework ft. Jeremy Kerr (ACR) 5. Interlude 6. Catch Me Rework 7. Super Rework 8. Two Sisters Rework ft. Tara 9. New Rework 10. Come on Rework ft. Luca Santucci 11. Interlude Reprise Rework Bonus Tracks: 1. Dreampieces alternative version 2. Dreampieces (Zongamin Remix) 3. Running Dub Rework
Catch me was Headman’s 3rd album and was originally released on Gomma in 2008. 11 of the original tracks have been reworked by Robi. The release also features previously released Bonus tracks. Catch Me showed a new development in the Headman sound. He fused his trademark Post-Punk productions style with a dose of Italo-Disco and some synth - pop. The album also highlights the voice of Jeremy Kerr from legendary Manchester/Factory band A Certain Ratio on Dreampieces and Anton Spivac, who also added vocals to Moisture in the past, which was used in Xavier Dolans’ Laurence Anyways movie in 2012. Tara from It Rough fame and Toronto’s Don Cash who himself released Music on Relish in the past. The rest of the tracks are Instrumental and fuse Robi’s influences more Dancefloor orientated. Bonus tracks feature Dennis Young of legendary NY band Liquid Liquid on additional percussion on Dreampieces alternative version and a Remix by Zongamin. With this album Robi tried to bring new breath into his sound and the approach was to combine pop and dance music, breaking some barriers, mixing up indie vibes with an electro attitude and with a little bit of Bowie and Eno in it too! The task of doing dance music that is not boring and bland for sure was not an easy one. Loads of analog Synths, instruments and equipment where used on Catch me, to give the tracks a very warm and analog feel. Tracklist: 1. Hostage Rework 2. Running Rework ft. Don Cash 3. Song 8 Rework 4. Dreampieces Rework ft. Jeremy Kerr (ACR) 5. Interlude 6. Catch Me Rework 7. Super Rework 8. Two Sisters Rework ft. Tara 9. New Rework 10. Come on Rework ft. Luca Santucci 11. Interlude Reprise Rework Bonus Tracks: 1. Dreampieces alternative version 2. Dreampieces (Zongamin Remix) 3. Running Dub Rework
Catch me was Headman’s 3rd album and was originally released on Gomma in 2008. 11 of the original tracks have been reworked by Robi. The release also features previously released Bonus tracks. Catch Me showed a new development in the Headman sound. He fused his trademark Post-Punk productions style with a dose of Italo-Disco and some synth - pop. The album also highlights the voice of Jeremy Kerr from legendary Manchester/Factory band A Certain Ratio on Dreampieces and Anton Spivac, who also added vocals to Moisture in the past, which was used in Xavier Dolans’ Laurence Anyways movie in 2012. Tara from It Rough fame and Toronto’s Don Cash who himself released Music on Relish in the past. The rest of the tracks are Instrumental and fuse Robi’s influences more Dancefloor orientated. Bonus tracks feature Dennis Young of legendary NY band Liquid Liquid on additional percussion on Dreampieces alternative version and a Remix by Zongamin. With this album Robi tried to bring new breath into his sound and the approach was to combine pop and dance music, breaking some barriers, mixing up indie vibes with an electro attitude and with a little bit of Bowie and Eno in it too! The task of doing dance music that is not boring and bland for sure was not an easy one. Loads of analog Synths, instruments and equipment where used on Catch me, to give the tracks a very warm and analog feel. Tracklist: 1. Hostage Rework 2. Running Rework ft. Don Cash 3. Song 8 Rework 4. Dreampieces Rework ft. Jeremy Kerr (ACR) 5. Interlude 6. Catch Me Rework 7. Super Rework 8. Two Sisters Rework ft. Tara 9. New Rework 10. Come on Rework ft. Luca Santucci 11. Interlude Reprise Rework Bonus Tracks: 1. Dreampieces alternative version 2. Dreampieces (Zongamin Remix) 3. Running Dub Rework
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Maya Danon releases her first full E.P. called Mad Hatter on Relish. It includes 3 originals and remixes by Autarkic and Marc Piñol. After over 10 years in the experimental electronic scene of Tel Aviv, Maya was drawn into the world of dance music and soon enough she released her debut track Dazed on Relish. Dazed and the tracks that followed have a unique and fresh sound that was influenced by the adventurous electronic musicians of the 70's (Tangerine Dream, Kraftwerk, Can and others), new wave of the 80's, and the electronic pioneers that bended waves for a living. The E.P. tracks are expressive and yet very club oriented. Mad Hatter, the title track, patiently builds up an anticipation, hi-hats blend with minimal synth motives till the point where they meet the bass and the tension breaks into a groovy discoish vibe. Nina has some reminders of that dream in the shape of a spacey synth motive, but it's a different place now, a solid one where the bass is warm and the rhythm is cold. Waiting for Simon gives a strong feeling of longing for some unknown Simon, with those airy synths wrapped with dreamy hats and rythmic noises. The first remix is by Autarkic and he turns it into a twisted funky 808 version, adding plenty of cowbell and vocals. Marc Piñol strips it to the bone adding a murderous kick that drives through his version. Tracklist: 1. Mad Hatter 2. Nina 3. Waiting for Simon 4. Mad Hatter (Autarkic Remix) 5. Mad Hatter (Marc Piñol Remix)