Influences: Cosmo Vitelli

Cosmo Vitelli has been mastering his musical craft for decades, yet he continues to remain humble and eager to discover. The DJ and producer has been running his boutique I'm A Cliché imprint for 15 years now, firing out releases from the likes of Red Axes, Moscoman and Runaway as well as his own productions, both solo and as part of Bot'Ox, the duo he operated in alongside Julien Briffaz. And let's not forget he was the man to first get his hands on Azari & III's seminal release 'Hungry For The Power' back in 2009…
Recently debuting on Berlin-based imprint Malka Tuti with the first in a two-part LP entitled Holiday In Panikstrasse, he fuses elements of krautrock, pop and electronica and exhibits a new maturity to his productions. We pin down the tastemaker to find out the tracks that have has the biggest influence on him.
Follow Cosmo Vitelli. Buy Holiday In Panikstrasse.
Classic dubbish shoegaze with a touch of electronica from the early 90s. I listened to the Quique album to death when it came out.
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