Ribongia

After a US premiere with Skrillex's Nest HQ, we got some Aussie love for Ribongia's latest.. We've been hailing Antonio Rosselli Del Turco AKA Ribongia as one of the country's most exciting producers since first frothing over his originals Slave Trade and Save The Children earlier this year. The best way to describe his music comes from the word 'ribongia', which means chaos or dissaray from Italy years and years ago, and his sounds are the perfect example of organised chaos. It feels like there's heaps of going on, but none of the parts ever impact the others in a harmful way, it just all melds together so well. Just as the EP you can stream below does, featuring the previously mentioned tracks along with new works It Began, Stomp and Gazela (the first and third featuring fellow Italian producer Clap! Clap!). Following the EP's US premiere on Skrillex's Nest HQ LAST NIGHT we're stoked to offer the stream below, you can grab the EP from Friday via October Records, and catch him on his

One of the country's most interesting up-and-coming producers is bringing his sounds to you.. Sydney-based producer on the come-up Ribongia is embarking on his first national tour in support of his forthcoming EP, It Began (out October 31 - pre-order HERE). After signing with October Records earlier in the year, there’s been no stopping the Sydney based, Italo DJ/producer. We've been smashing his first two singles Slave Trade and Save The Children, both getting plaudits from heavy hitters such as Nina Las Vegas, KLP, Indian Summer and Sinden, and the EP is set to featuring more of Ribongia's clever sampling, intricate drum programming and on-point production in the realms of modern bass, footwork, juke and electronica. Stream Save The Children below, and get around the tour dates after that. Follow Ribongia: FACEBOOK // SOUNDCLOUD

Time to start keeping an ear on Sydney's Ribongia.. Following some props from the likely Indian Summer lads over at STONEY ROADS, and Dom Alessio jumping on board this week, it's definitely time to get acquainted with Sydney producer Ribongia. He's been making music for a couple of years now, but it feels like in 2014 he's really starting to flex his muscle. First was the release of Slave Trade about a month ago (listen HERE), and now this weird tropical banger take on Andy Bull's Talk Too Much. It might take you a second to get your head around the intro, but once it gets into its kinda-Jersey kinda something-else-entirely rhythm, it feels fresh, and you can't help but tap your feet. Weird name, weird tunes, good stuff - can't wait for more. Follow Ribongia: FACEBOOK // SOUNDCLOUD