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Luca Lozano
Browse the latest digital releases by Luca Lozano
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno, Juno Recommends Electro, Juno Recommends Minimal Tech, Pacific Coliseum, Levi Love Disco
Review: ekmantel Ten: A Decade of Dekmantel Festival is a digital compilation that celebrates the renowned Dutch music festival's 10th anniversary. This essential collection showcases the diverse sounds that have made Dekmantel a global phenomenon. From mind-melting techno to raw jacking house and experimental sounds, Dekmantel Ten offers a rich tapestry of electronic music. The compilation features tracks from both established artists like Karenn, Jeff Mills, and Marcel Dettmann, as well as rising stars like upsammy, Identified Patient, and Zohar. With its high production values, brave bookings, and adventurous sounds, Dekmantel Ten captures the essence of the festival's unique identity. This compilation is a must-listen for fans of electronic music and a testament to the lasting impact Dekmantel has had on the scene.
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DKMNTL 100
13 Sep 24
Techno
13 Sep 24
Techno
Review: Give or take a few months, Luca Lozano and Mr Ho's Klasse Wrecks label is now ten years old. The imprint has also reached a half-century of releases, which they're marking - fittingly - via a formidable four-tracker from Lozano. Title track 'Number One Difficult Man' is particularly potent, with waves of energetic TB-303 acid lines lapping over a hard, hot-stepping beat and a deliciously sun-splashed breakdown. There's plenty to set the pulse racing elsewhere across the EP though, from the breakbeat techno bustle of 'RE-MIX' to the early breakbeat hardcore funkiness of 'Save Me From The Rave', and the organ sporting acid breaks revelry of 'Root'.
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WRECKS 050
29 May 24
Deep House
29 May 24
Deep House
Review: Klasse Wrecks, the brainchild of Mr Ho and Luca Lozano, has a reputation for delivering dancefloor heaters that ignite parties. Their latest collaborative effort, a four-track EP, takes the excitement to new heights, pushing the bass-heavy envelope even further. Drawing inspiration from the working-class northern dance music culture of the late 1990s, these tracks fuse UK garage-style basslines with energetic beats, spanning both 4/4 house and breaks. The result is a sonic tapestry woven with distorted electronics, sizzling stabs, and vintage rap vocals that pay homage to the era. Standout moments include the breathlessly funky 'Join My Team', with its thunderous low-end, and the relentless power of 'Friction'. 'Clock U' offers a change of pace and a mesmerizing escape with its acid-tinged, trance-inducing journey. Klasse Wrecks remains a driving force in delivering music that pays homage to the past while pushing boundaries and evolving the dance music scene.
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TWOC 1
02 Oct 23
Minimal/Tech House
02 Oct 23
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Juno Recommends Breakbeat
Review: Inhabiting a similar musical territory and releasing on the same labels - including Klasse Wrecks - it makes sense that Dawl and Luca Lozano would eventually collaborate in the studio. Given their shared musical influences, it's no surprise that the resulting three-tracker mines the wild-eyed energy of 90s rave. Subsonic tones straddle rolling break beats on "Data Transfer", with these elements providing the basis for haunting vocal samples. While it is structured on the same break beat backing, "NRG" is deeper and more soulful. Angelic vocals swirl over dramatic strings, transporting the listener to a euphoric place. Changing tact again, the dynamic duo drops the MC-led "Virtual Space" - an irresistible dance floor banger.
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WRECKS 043
28 Apr 23
Breakbeat
28 Apr 23
Breakbeat
Various
Walker & Royce - "Take Me To Your Leader" (feat Dances with White Girls - Justin Jay remix) - (7:25) 123 BPM
Thee Mike B - "Uh Yeah (Thee Acid Song)" (feat Boy Stephen/Robyn Katz - Salva remix) - (6:39) 131 BPM
Claude VonStroke - "Greasy Beat Feat. Bootsy Collins" (Robag Wruhme Mother Jones remix) - (7:08) 122 BPM
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House, Juno Recommends Drum & Bass, Juno Recommends Funky House, Juno Recommends Minimal Tech, Juno Recommends Bass, GetCosy
Review: For their latest remix compilation, Californian label Dirtybird has selected some of its standout tracks over the years that have left a special mark, tapping some of the scene's finest for their reinterpretations. Highlights include Innervisions co-head Dixon's moody, tension-filled dub mix of "Urban Animal", Chi-town legend DJ Sneak bringing his unique brand of boompty-funk to a rework of label boss Claude Vonstroke's classic "Deep Throat", as well as veteran Harry 'Choo Choo' Romero's dancefloor drama version of Scavazza's "Shake Your Hearts" and label staple J.Phlip's version of Luca Lozano's "Berlinetta" among many others.
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DB 301
27 Jan 23
Minimal/Tech House
27 Jan 23
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Back in 2018, Klasse Wrecks main man Luca Lozano made his bow on Running Back with Boss Moves, an album-length excursion full of sweaty, revivalist rave workouts. This belated follow-up is a little more nuanced and eclectic musically, but it remains full of audible references to the music of the Sheffield-raised, Berlin-based producer's youth. Along the way, you'll find deep and immersive, ambient techno-influenced breakbeat, hip-house/mid-90s US garage fusion, acid-fired dancefloor psychedelia, vibrant synth sounds and tons of Lozano's beloved Yorkshire bleeps. There's plenty of club-ready fodder across the set, of course, but there's enough melody, variation and atmosphere to make it an album (whether they're calling it that or not) that also sounds great at home.
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RB 102D
04 Jun 21
Deep House
04 Jun 21
Deep House
Review: Perhaps before he was swanning about running Klasse Recordings and all, Luca Lozano worked in customer services vowing one day to serve musical revenge on all the insufferable souls one serves in that world. Whatever the inspiration, we now have a killer new four trackers from the man. Echoes of early Warp abound as always - "Super Rhythm Track" features mocking bleeps over a techno pulse, "The Path Of Most Resistance" is angrier, drawing on late 80s hardcore for vibes. Elsewhere "The Faith" is deep, sparse and bleepy whilst "No Team In Lozano" is moody Chicago house at its best.
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SRTX 014
26 Sep 16
Breakbeat
26 Sep 16
Breakbeat
Played by: Philthtrax
Review: In the space of just a few years, Luca Lozano has made a busy schedule for himself. Managing Klasse Records and Grafiti Tapes, he has released a load of music both form himself and a number of artists, such as Kris Wadsworth and DJ Fett Burger, among many others. This time he's up on the excellent Super Rhythm Trax with a little vintage flavor; "Outer Space" makes up the A-side and it's a gorgeous, break-ridden dance stepper in the same vein as stuff from the likes of Horsepower Productions, back in their day. On the flipside, "End Of Line" is a certified UK swinger, a grimey beast of a tune with a heavy percussion march and that inimitable London feel. Recommended.
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SRTX 008
27 Nov 15
Techno
27 Nov 15
Techno
Review: Following on from their excellent Hands of Doom collaboration on Sex Tags, Lozano and Fett Burger get together again. On this occasion however, Lozano delivers three tracks, with Fett Burger providing a remix. The title track is a tracky, acidic affair, based on a discordant rhythm and shot through with high-pitched vocal snippets. "Come With Me" is closer in sound to Hands of Doom, with its robust break beats supporting ponderous tones and bleeps. It sets the scene for "The Afterworld", an atmospheric, fluid track, supported again by lithe back beats, while Fett Burger sends the track into a dreamy state, with a balmy, serene house groove.
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UTTU 048
15 Dec 14
Techno
15 Dec 14
Techno
Review: It's encouraging to hear that And It Was Good, Klasse Recordings founder Luca Lozano's latest retro-futurist outing for Optimo Trax, was inspired by his time growing up in Sheffield, circa the turn of the '90s. You can certainly hear the influence of the Steel City - and early Warp Records material, in particular - in "Fantasy FM", which sounds like Sweet Exorcist style bleep techno fused with Tuff Little Unit's dreamy, bleep-era deep house gem "Join The Future". There's more clanking drum machines and attractive bleep melodies to be found on "Third Eye Open", while the intoxicating "Telekom" - all psychedelic electronic riffs and bubbling techno bottom-end - sounds like a long lost Xon cut. The superb, lunar-inspired title-track is pretty tasty, too.
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OT 006
10 Mar 14
Minimal/Tech House
10 Mar 14
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Thomas Schumacher - "Every Little Piece" (feat Caitlin Devlin - Joris Delacroix remix) - (5:55) 120 BPM
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SUPREME 015
16 Aug 13
Progressive House
16 Aug 13
Progressive House
