Piezo

Review: With roots in dubstep on labels such as Artikal and Subaltern, but a current sound that riffs on techno, electro and oblique sound design, Italian Piezo has honed a unique club sound in recent years, continuously pushing his sound and stretching his ideas into exciting new places. His debut album Perdu is no exception as he whisks us into his surreal percussive, harmonic world. It's a world where you're just as likely to be hypnotised by glistening tuned steel drums ('Blue Light Mama Magic') as you are pummelled into dancefloor submission by tightly woven conga breaks ('Castrol') or sent off into a deep dreamy harmonic slumber ('Xerotonin') It's a world that will still sound futuristic and of its own years into the future but fits 2020 and all is frustrating oddities perfectly. Go go Piezo.