Jorge Ciccioli – Orbital Xprnc (EP – Tutu)
Genre/Influences: Industrial-Techno, Techno-Body.
Format: Digital.
Background/Info: Argentinian DJ/producer Jorge Ciccioli released his first work for Tutu. He previously released several other productions on different labels.
Content: We get 3 tracks which are clearly driven by Techno vibes and achieved with harder and darker elements from Industrial music and EBM.
+ + + : I like the pure underground Techno sound of this artist. It’s a powerful production driven by muscled sequences and pumping kicks.
– – – : The sound approach is cool -although not innovating, and there’s not much variation in the tracks.
Conclusion: This EP can set Techno- and Industrial dancefloors on fire.
Best songs: “Orbital”.
Rate: 7.
Artist: www.facebook.com/jorgecicciolimusic
Label: https://tutulive.com
About Jorge Ciccioli
Jorge Ciccioli is a DJ and producer from Buenos Aires, Argentina, active in the minimal and techno scene for more than fifteen years. His track “Gum” was played by Richie Hawtin, Paco Osuna, and Marco Carola after its 2008 release, which led to his first European tours and releases on labels including Minus, RRYGULAR, Dekadent Schallplatten, and Silencio. He has produced remixes with Tim Xavier, Mathias Schaffhauser, and Franco Cinelli, and has played clubs including D.Edge in Brazil and Sisyphos in Berlin. The “Orbital Xprnc” EP marks his first release for the Tutu label.
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