Ever since we heard the news that the newly launched sister brand to Cecille & 8Bit labels, air london is soon to take over Room Three; we’ve been doing cartwheels listening to Argentina’s Alejandro Mosso’s live set on the brilliant airpod series, which comes fifth in line to major players Robert Dietz, Nick Curly, Kreon and Alex Celler. The airpod series boast a rare quality of ‘slightly off-centre musical compositions stitched together by the cosmopolitan crew of DJ’s known collectively as ‘air london;’ Mosso’s offering bursts with warm, melodic club bounce and latino grooves, some of which you may have heard from his productions on high high-profile labels, Sushitech, LoMidHigh and Alphahouse.

Playing alongside London’s favourite pair, Alex Celler and Anthea, the dazzling trio are going to have the crowd leaning in with anticipation from the start and for those who want to hear more from Alejandro, a new release from him is coming out on air london in November plus remix packages on the Igloo and Trapez imprints are on the way too.

Download: Alejandro Mosso – air london Podcast 005

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Alejandro has been making pretty awesome tracks since his real name began to dominate his time over his other aliases, like Funzion and E. Bridge. Since I heard BCN I was hooked, and with each release his sound gets stronger, more polished and expressive, and sounds progressively more like him. He is currently finishing his first full length under his real name, the first since Hiperboria as Funzion in 2005, which is exciting news, and because I asked nicely he sent me a live set to put up on here. Check it out, it is great. So as well as that he agreed to spend some time answering my questions about his future, football, and fretwork.

Polo is big in Argentina right? In England polo is for people who say ‘ya’ instead of ‘er’; I heard it was more popular than football there.
Money-wise, it’s really big and lots of money is put into it. So, it’s kind of an upper class sport, but if you mean the number of people playing it, football is the sport, no question.

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01/01 – D!Club, Lausanne. CH
09/01 – Kunstgeswischter, Mönchengladbach. DE
16/01 – Watergate, Berlin. DE
19/02 – Sikamikanico, Oslo. NO
06/03 – reSolute, New York. US
13/03 – Nordstern, Basel. CH
19/03 – Sonido @ Badeschiff, Vienna, AT
27/03 – Monkeys, Düsseldorf. DE
03/04 – Electronic Love @ Subway, Köln. DE
16/04 – Arena Club, Berlin DE
17/04 – Distillery, Leipzig. DE
01/05 – Manga Club, Jena. DE
22/05 – U-NITE @ Stairs Club, Zurich. CH
29/05 – Mellow Club, Bad Kissengen. DE
11/06 – Space, Ibiza. SP
10/07 – Watergate, Berlin. DE
29/07 – Fabrik 46 Festival, Geneva. CH
30/07 – Mono @ Klub_K, Heidelberg. DE
31/07 – MAD, Laussanne. CH
04/08 – Space, Ibiza. SP
18-08 – Meet: Argentina @ Watergate, Berlin. DE
28/08 – AirLondon Showcase @ Fabric, London. EN
18/09 – Mono @ Loft, Ludwigshafen. DE
26/11 – Freibeweglich @ Wargolshausen, DE

For further booking please contact:

Air London – David O.
david [at] airlondonmusic [dot] com
www.airlondonmusic.com
Tel/Fax: (+44) 2085255608
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