After releases on labels such as Periodica Records and his own Gravity Graffiti, the DJ and producer based in Palermo Riccardo Schiro gives wide proof of his unpredictable style again, a prodigious understanding of alternative dance music, and the touch of an undisputed wizard of vintage hardware. For his first appearance on La Bella Di Notte, he draw inspiration from both the Italian progressive house and the Dutch tech house scenes, prominent movements arising at the dawn of the 90s and overlapping the period that went down in history as the UK's rave era. The reference is clear: Touche, Spiritual Records, UMM, and so on. While the overwhelming theme goes through the heavy chords of the synth bass, and a four-on-the-flour rhythm always on fire, in this personal homage, however, Riccardo adds an original element, the Portuguese lyrics by the Brazilian singer Camilla Belmonte also known as Marina Morena which works as the perfect glue. There's a lot of pride and such great expectation for this instant classic.