… AndesMusic emerging with quality releases. This is the third review we do on a Label that only haves five releases!

Dani Casarano Bio resume: The Career of Dani started in Swiss, Lausanne in 1992 just by 14 years old, dani listened to the tapes that to gave him his older brother of return of the underground parties of the time, The sound of Dani comes from house and with time and the evolution of electronic music continues having important shades within his sets. From the 1995 to the 1997 dani to presented and played in several clubs of Swiss, France and Spain in clubs like Mad ( Lausanne) Ambassade (Lyon) y Fellini (Barcelona). At the end of the 1997 decides to trip to Chile invited by his friend Lucien Nicolet (cadenza), being resident of Club La Feria for about ten years….”

Felipe Valenzuela Bio resume: “My relationship with music began when I was very young; I’ve taken piano lessons since I can remember. Later, in my teenage years, I participated in different pop and rock bands. At the end of 1995 I acquired my first synthesizer, a Korg O1/w multitrack. During those years I explored that machine without knowing much of what it could do…”
So, as you can see now, these two guys are not properly “new” on the scene. However their sound feels and seems fresh. There are three tracks named Tia Anita, and the three possess a different vision. First deliver is made by Dani Casarano with a good bass rythm patterns going a little on to delusional senses. It’s a litlle bit trippy, still well focused on the rythms. The second vision belongs to Alejandro Vivanco, well known name on minimaland with releases like Madre Tierra Ep, or Rojo Pomodoro Ep, releases still fresh on our mind. His vision of Tia Anita track is more Tribal clashed and worked, with a lot of interconnected sounds around this tribal feeling working on the back of the track till the end, making it very progressive and “Cadenza” keeper. Third remix goes to Felipe Venegas, and its probably the best track of the Ep. Well worked, everything in its right place, tribal feeling from Vivanco’s remix added and now its just… go! A good track that fits a lot of dancefloor moods. It can be a peek or a down, it’s only a matter of choice. I must say that the repeated “hammer” sound added at minute 6:44 really helps to enhance the track and push it forward along other improvements that make this track the best of the Ep.

Minimaland Feedback: Dancefloor reliable, home amusing.

a1 – Tia Anita

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a2 – Tia Anita (Alejandro Vivanco Remix)

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b1 – Tia Anita [Felipe Venegas Remix]

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Catalog: Andes005
Release Date:22/02/2009 (Digital)