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SupaBeatz

22 years old Supabeatz (born Alberto Sansò) comes from Italy.
He started producing and programming in 2001. In 2006, Alberto produced some fresh electro tracks as Supabeatz and got in touch with Ninfa (Hypotron Records//One Eyed Fish). Ninfa knew that she found a talented young guy and signed the first Supabeatz album, 'SEXY HI FI' to Hypotron//Irma Records.
With his first single 'SEXO PERFECTO' Supabeatz came out on Hypotron Records on 12" and the track was remixed by Bloody Beetroots and En Masse (parallel project between Supa & Meno, another young italian producer).

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Desaparecidos

Desaparecidos was a short-lived American quintet formed in 2001 in Omaha, Nebraska, fronted by Conor Oberst (vocals, guitar) and featuring Denver Dalley, now of Statistics (guitar), Landon Hedges, now of Little Brazil (bass), Ian McElroy (keyboards), and Matt Baum (drums). This project however was restarted in 2010. Oberst may be better known for his confessional songwriting and storytelling as the lead singer of the popular indie folk band Bright Eyes, but Desaparecidos has a very different flavor.

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A Plus D

He's a rock singer-turned-DJ who fronts the world's only mashup band. She's a party girl-turned-DJ who helped create the biggest mashup club in the world. Together, they're "rebel DJs" Adrian & the Mysterious D. Known mostly as the couple who helped bring mashup culture to America, the duo have forged a reputation as crowd-pleasing selectors who not only shamelessly bridge the gap between genres, but between the alternative and the mainstream. This is best evidenced by the success of their club Bootie, the first mashup bootleg party in the United States.

Read more about A Plus D on Last.fm.

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FPI Project

In the early '90s, Italian producers Marco Fratty, Corrado Presti and Roberto Intrallazz released a string of dancefloor classics as the FPI Project that introduced Italo-house to the club world. The sound was instantly recognizable: huge piano samples, shouty vocals, a racing beat — in short, the elements that made up most house singles after FPI's "Going Back to My World," "Everybody All over the World," "Risky," "Berry" and "Funky Guitar" laid the plan. - by John Bush

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