Stefano Ritteri featuring Pino Presti - Come Back To MeHaving been fans of Italian powerhouse Pino Presti's music for a long time, it's a special moment for the Spaziale team to now be releasing the master's music. SPZ006 sees Stefano Ritteri offer up a club leaning version of a Presti classic, 'Come Back To Me', and new takes on two tracks uncovered from the Pino Presti vaults that have never before been released. Having reached out to Pino, who withdrew from the spotlight a number of years ago, the

was originally released in July 1984 on the small Pineapple label – a sublabel of Armando Sciascia’s “Vedette” – with close to no success and a pressing fault: a glitch on the vocals of the instrumental version

The flip side delivers more of the tried and true Bridge Boots formula people have come to love with a hard hitting deep house joint sure to light up the dance floor once we start to put Roni-19 behind us

And for your tongue in cheek ghetto track

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and counting in the Billboard Hot 100 (peaking at No

they ended up doing the first parts of Touré Kunda and french rockstar Johny Halliday

the track adopts the heartache of wave romance and contrasts it with clean musical lines

After a short hiatus

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"It's a confessional record… I realise that's a word mostly used to describe singer/songwriter rather than (largely) instrumental music

EP w/ Full Sleeve

Peter Tosh and Bobby Kalphat