TELECINESI

Limited Edition 7″ – 400 copies

SIDE A – Telecinesi (full)
SIDE B – Telecinesi (drums)


Connected to the Occulto LP, this 7-inch single by Sorgini features two alternative versions of ‘Telecinesi’ (Telekinesis), a dark, nocturnal tune with a supernatural, macabre flavour, fuelled by solid drum breaks, percussions and restless synths harmonies.
On the flip side you’ve got a drums and synths only version, which sounds even more spectral and abstract than the original mix. Ideal for beatmakers looking for the perfect sample.
Limited Edition, 400 copies.


Un posto ideale per uccidere (Oasis of Fear)

Limited Edition 7″ – 400 copies

A1 – Badabadaba
B1 – Incontro


This is the first official issue of the soundtrack from Umberto Lenzi’s cult film UN POSTO IDEALE PER UCCIDERE (also known abroad as OASIS OF FEAR and DIRTY PICTURES). Despite being one of the rare instances in which Italian singer-songwriter Bruno Lauzi wrote for film, this stunning work really hits the mark.
The 7-inch features an extended, previously unreleased edit of the super cool ‘Babadaba’, a contagious samba-jazz cut sung by Lauzi himself along with an unknown female singer – a track that will set your dance floor on fire.
On the flip side you’ve got ‘Incontro’, a groovy, jazzy, downtempo track with a fantastic leading flute melody.
Limited edition, 400 copies


Make Love on The Wing / Sweet Disco Funky

Limited Edition 7″ – 400 copies

A1 – Make Love on The Wing (sung by Ulla Linder)
B1 – Sweet Disco Funky


We are delighted to finally make available as a 7-inch two of the most danceable tracks in the entire Black Emanuelle series of films starring Laura Gemser.
Both tracks were written by “dream-duo” Nico Fidenco (composer) and Giacomo Dell’Orso (arranger and conductor) for legendary cult director Joe D’Amato.
‘Make Love on the Wing’, from the original soundtrack of EMANUELLE AND THE LAST CANNIBALS, is a dance-floor banger sung by Ulla Linder, while ‘Sweet Disco Funky’ (from EMANUELLE AND THE WHITE SLAVE TRADE) is exactly what its name suggests: pure funky disco with an unmistakable Italian touch, featuring awesome vocal harmonies and strings.
DJs around the world will go crazy for this unique disco sound! Welcome to the funky side of Black Emanuelle! Limited Edition, 400 copies.


PARANOIA (ORGASMO)

Limited Edition 7″ – 300 copies

SIDE A: FATE HAD PLANNED IT SO (vocals: Lydia MacDonald)
SIDE B: JUST TELL ME (vocals: Wess)


To complete the the Orgasmo/Paranoia soundtrack set, Four Flies adds two songs to the cake (both not included in the LP version released today).
An alternate take of Lydia MacDonald’s “Fate Had Planned So”, more rhythmical and dynamic than the one used for the titles sequence, and the soul hit “Just Tell Me”, sung by the American Wess, and performed by his Airdales. The song is heard repeatedly in “Orgasmo”, but it’s also used in the following film, “A Quiet Place to Kill”, when Jean Sorel and Carroll Baker dance it in discotheque.
A Fantastic funk-soul stomper, and a perfect tune to dance.
Ultra limited Edition of 300 copies.


FOREVER

CD digipack
The last work by Alessandro Alessandroni, composed and arranged during the last months of his life
out on March 26, 2020

TRACKLIST:

1 Summer Of Emotions
2 Drive To Nowhere
3 Melody On The Hill
4 Forever
5 A Waltz Under The Stars
6 The Sunset
7 Sentimenti Profondi
8 One Way
9 Rhino Poaching
10 My Moon
11 Una Favola
12 Romantic Guitar
13 Don’t You Know
14 Walking On The Lane
15 The Valley
16 In The South
17 The Milky Way
18 Papà (Bonus Track)


Alessandro Alessandroni (Rome, Italy 03/18/1925 – Swakopmund, Namibia 03/26/2017) is one of the most important Italian musicians of the 20th century; a composer, arranger, singer and multi-instrumentalist whose impact on pop culture is immeasurable, from his unique guitar work and — perhaps most famously — his whistle for Ennio Morricone’s spaghetti western soundtracks to the unforgettable vocal hook of Piero Umiliani’s “Mah Nà Mah Nà”. In a career that spans seven decades, Alessandroni scored almost a
hundred movies and recorded countless production music albums, many of them for Flippermusic, starting in 1969 with his classic “I Cantori Moderni”.

“Forever” is a special album that celebrates Alessandroni’s genius and represent his musical testament. Composed and arranged in Namibia during the last months of his life, the album is a stunning collection of orchestral tracks that reveal Alessandroni’s many virtues and abilities as a composer, arranger and multi-instrumentalist, fusing pop, jazz and classical music with his unique (Italian) touch.

ALESSANDRO ALESSANDRONI: Keyboards, Guitars, Mandolin, Recorder, Accordion, Whistle, Vocals
ALESSANDRO ALESSANDRONI JR.: Piano, Keyboards, Vocals, Strings and Horns Conduction
CINZIA ALESSANDRONI: Vocals
DAVID NERATTINI: Drums
PAOLO PECORELLI: Bass (01 – 02 – 03 – 06 – 07 – 08 – 09 – 16 – 17)
NANNI CIVITENGA: Bass (04 – 05 – 10 – 11 – 13 – 14 – 15)
ORCHESTRA DI ROMA: Strings
ANTONIO PELLEGRINO: Concertmaster
GIANNI SAVELLI: Tenor Saxophone
FERDINANDO BRUSCO: Trumpet

Composed and arranged by ALESSANDRO ALESSANDRONI
except “Papà”, composed and performed by Alessandro Alessandroni Jr.
Produced by Alessandro Alessandroni Jr.
Executive Producer: Romano Di Bari per Flippermusic Srl
A&R: David Nerattini per Flippermusic Srl
Recorded in Swakopmund, Namibia and Rome, Italy (Telecinesound)
Engineer: Simone Sciumbata


DON’T WANNA WAKE UP

Limited Edition 7″

Out on March 13, 2020

SIDE A: Dedy Dread & Olivia Ruff – Don’t Wanna Wake Up
SIDE B: Dedy Dread & Olivia Ruff – Don’t Wanna Wake Up (The Rebel Bikini Dub Mix)


The longtime portuguese dj-producer Dedy Dread lands on DJ’s CHOICE label for his first full-on original production. “Don’t Wanna Wake Up” kicks off the collaboration with the soulful Hawaiian-born singer Olivia Ruff, a velvety warm r’n’b banger which will certainly tear through the airwaves. On the flip side, a “bikini-dub” version by The Rebel – helped by the sax of Danilo Desideri (Funkallisto) – which will make you wish summer comes sooner rather than later.


LA DIMOSTRAZIONE / ELIKILLER

Limited Edition 7″ – 300 copies | NUMERO 6

Side A: La Dimostrazione
Side B: Elikiller


For the first time on 7-inch vinyl, the killer “Dusty Fingers” tune, LA DIMOSTRAZIONE, taken from the soundtrack for the Spanish movie, “Metralleta Stein”. A moody, dark-funk midtempo track, fueled with solid drum breaks and heavy basslines. A real classic for any beatmaker, this track has been sampled and compiled a dozen times. On the flip side, you will find the more dynamic ELIKILLER, another smashing jazz-funk tune with great rhythmical and menacing tension. Limited Edition of 300 copies. Don’t miss out on this one! This is Italian rare groove at its finest.


ASH / GLI ANGELI DEL 2000

Limited Edition 7″ – 300 copies | NUMERO 5

Side A: Ash (Sung by Edda Dell’Orso)
Side B: Gli Angeli del 2000


One of the Italian soul-mod tracks that every DJ has always dreamed of having on 7-inch! Taken from GLI ANGELI DEL 2000 OST by Mario Molino, ASH is an ace uptempo dancefloor burner, provided by a great brass section, and sung by the fabulous Edda Dell’Orso. On the flip-side is GLI ANGELI DEL 2000 – a lysergic Italian version of Pierre Henry’s retro-futuristic “Psyché Rock” anthem, featuring bells, fat bass lines, wah wah guitar, and electronic effects. Limited Edition 300 of copies. Don’t sleep!


ORGASMO NERO

Limited Edition 7″ – 300 copies

Side A: Orgasmo Nero – Seq. 1
Side B: Orgasmo Nero – Seq. 3 / Orgasmo Nero – Seq. 5


Presenting for the first time on vinyl – three tracks taken from one of the most obscure and fascinating scores by Stelvio Cipriani, recorded in 1980 for Joe D’Amato’s exotic-erotic classic, ORGASMO NERO. “Seq. 1” is an incredible afro- cosmic cinematic track, driven by superb conga work and other percussive instruments. Side B features the funkier “Seq. 3” (mid-tempo) and “Seq. 5” (downtempo) – both sexy and mysterious at the same time. Deep, obsessive atmospheres, blending together tropical colors, tribal vibes, and evocative moods.


NUDA ★ CD VERSION

CD digipack edition
Including 13 unreleased tracks, and other 6 for the first time on vinyl
out on November 15, 2019

TRACKLIST:

1 ▻ GIANNI FERRIO | Classe Mista – M17 *

2 ▻ GIANNI FERRIO | L’infermiera di notte – Seq. 7

3 ▻ GIANNI FERRIO | L’infermiera di notte – Seq. 12

4 ▻ PULSAR MUSIC LTD | Taxi Girl – M20 *

5 ▻ FRANCO MICALIZZI | Scusi lei è normale? – M33 *

6 ▻ ALESSANDRO ALESSANDRONI | La professoressa di scienze naturali – Titoli *

7 ▻ GLORIA GUIDA | La musica è

8 ▻ FRANCO CAMPANINO | Lezioni di disco-music

9 ▻ DETTO MARIANO | Cornetti alla crema – (Polymoog Dance Edit) **

10 ▻ FRANCO CAMPANINO | Appuntamento al treno (tema reggae) *

11 ▻ NICO FIDENCO | La sposina – M36 *

12 ▻ FABIO FRIZZI | Sette ragazze di classe – M6 *

13 ▻ GIANNI FERRIO | La settimana bianca – M1 *

14 ▻ WALTER RIZZATI | L’insegnante balla con tutta la classe – Seq. 1

15 ▻ VITTORIO PEZZOLLA (arranged by ALESSANDRO ALESSANDRONI) | La Liceale – Seq. 2

16 ▻ ALESSANDRO ALESSANDRONI | La professoressa di scienze naturali – M23 *

17 ▻ NICO FIDENCO | La sposina – M16 *

18 ▻ ENRICO SIMONETTI | Grazie Nonna (Ballando con Maria Juana) *

19 ▻ GIANNI FERRIO | Classe mista – Seq. 1 *

20 ▻ GIACOMO DELL’ORSO | L’infermiera di mio padre – M9 *

21 ▻ GIANNI FERRIO | La settimana bianca – Seq. 1 *

* PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED
** UNRELEASED ON VINYL/CD


The infamous Italian sexy-comedy genre now has its own saucy compilation.
21 cuts, including 13 tracks never published before on any format, taken from the finest original soundtracks of the genre. From groovy disco bangers and charming jazz-funk, sleazy-listening and rock blends, to analogue electronic experiments, these iconic sounds embody the essence of the Italian movie industry at the end of the 70s. Pure “aerobic groove” that spells out the melodic action of female starlets like Gloria Guida, Edwige Fenech, Nadia Cassini, Lilli Carati, and all the other heroines in this genre of film whose main task was not only to tease and undress, but to dance on the screen.

Featuring unreleased soundtracks by Alessandro Alessandroni, Fabio Frizzi, Pulsar Music Ltd., Gianni Ferrio, Franco Micalizzi, Franco Campanino, Nico Fidenco, Giacomo Dell’Orso, and for the first time on vinyl, music by Enrico Simonetti, Walter Rizzati, and Detto Mariano.

lettering: LUCA BARCELLONA
artwork: FRANCESCO “FRANZ” LONGHI

compiled and conceived by PIERPAOLO DE SANCTIS with ANDREA FABRIZII