The Underground Review – Davide Squillace & Guti – The Other Side Of Hustler [TnT004]
Keeping them coming! Another piece, reviewing our upcoming, much anticipated release by Squillace, Guti and Cox. Read below or on Underground’s website.
Keeping them coming! Another piece, reviewing our upcoming, much anticipated release by Squillace, Guti and Cox. Read below or on Underground’s website.
A great review of our upcoming release The Other Side Of Hustler by Davide Squillace, Guti and Carl Cox on Ibiza Voice. Read below, or on ibiza-voice.com
Such a great and passionate review by We Are You for our upcoming release by Davide Squillace & Guti, featuring a Carl Cox remix! Read below or on We Are You website
It’s arguable what we like more about Delia Gonzalez – the music or the art pieces. Going through her and Gavin Russom’s music videos on Youtube (Including a Carl Craig remix)
Matteo Spedicati has created a superb new mix, especially for This and That. Fresh from his collaboration with Vito, ‘Places You Might Know’ which is out now on TnT, Matteo is straight back on firing form with a mix that finds the perfect flow amid modern grooves
Short review for TnT003 on Sound Effect Mag.
Check below or visit their website.
A nice review of TnT003 plus a small and cute interview with Matteo Spedicati on My Beat Fix!
Read below or check the original article here.
A great review of ‘Places you might know’ on Pumped Audio!
I have long been a fan of Davide Squillace and his brand of twisted house; it rings very true with my own ethos and has proved to be a big inspiration. When he announced the launch of his new music label and general think tank “This And That Lab” I was growing ever closer to the Italian and was excited to see how things would unfold. The first two releases,
This and That get back to basics with a more stripped down package for their third release, a two track EP entitled ‘Places You Might Know.’
Our lovely chairman joined the big Essential Mix family this week with a sexy, dancy, 120min-long mix fo
Whether convincing a woman to tattoo his face on her back, or ripping off a facade of a building, Piero Golia’s work always made a statement. And what a statement that is.
Davide Squillace’s new This and That imprint will launch with a three track twelve inch entitled ‘Manifesto.’
