Italian DJ Tennis will have the honor of creating the 59th DJ-Kicks collector in 2017. Acts like - who started the series of label in 1995 - and preceded him. Manfredi Romano follows in their footsteps with 31 tracks featuring , and among others. Romano applies a lot of tension, both within the songs and across the board. He does this with mostly warm and languid electronic music. There are
… hardly any moments when the pace shoots up. The minimalist approach ensures a dormant listening experience of no less than two and a half hours. It is therefore not surprising that the Italian was the first in the DJ-Kicks series to mix two discs instead of one. Despite the absence of real climaxes or musical violence, DJ Tennis' mix is rich in fascinating details and moments. A time consuming, but beautifully mixed album. (JvQ)more
