One of the most spot-on pairs of the global disco-inspired scene are back to Sta Apolónia's spaceship. The sci-fi reference isn't random; "discodromo" was what flying saucers were called in 70s and 80s italian films of the genre. Electronic-tinged disco, obscure Italo and funk-driven house are the raw materials of their infallible dancefloor sessions, where attention to detail and assumed meticulous prepping serve as a safe, friendly hand to guide us through cosmic journeys without ever letting us fall.
The chemistry between Giacomo and Giovanni - both Italian, adopted by Berlin - is undeniable and only got tighter with the near-daily contact throughout past decades. They're fully committed to their valuable symbiosis and don't ever play solo; each new DJ set is a fresh chapter that deepens the intoxicating triangle they maintain with music. As producers, they stand out for the brilliant way in which they create modern disco fantasies, often recovering and re-working, through their edits, forgotten grooves that awaited their midas touch.
Their remarkable skill as guides for long dance sessions would be enough to justify the busy international schedule they maintain, but we can't talk about Discodromo without mentioning their allegiance to Boris (Berghain / Panorama) in one of Berlin's best labels / parties: Cocktail d' Amore. Having released vital records by artists like Lord of The Isles and Discodromo themselves and a rock-solid reputation as an essential night in the city's clubbing landscape, Cocktail d' Amore is a sure shot for quality and freshness. It's more than a name; it's the symbol of an ineffably vital music scene and of Berlin's very own fascinating queer culture.
- Inês Coutinho
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